haywardlakes, Author at Hayward Lakes

Hayward Lakes Outdoor Report 5-16-23

The first week of the general inland fishing season was a good one, walleye fishing in particular was very good.

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Most angler reports indicate fishing action slowed, and hot, variable weather patterns this week will most likely not improve the situation.

Musky anglers working bucktails, crankbaits, and topwaters are catching fish around weeds. Casting on lily pad edges and weedy bars is great.

Musky action improved, will get better with consistent weather, and anglers are catching good numbers of fish.

Musky fishing is tough, and all catches on our musky board are by anglers using bass and walleye size baits, both live and artificial.

Musky fishing is tough, and all catches on our musky board are by anglers using bass and walleye size baits, both live and artificial.

A warmer week with some highs reaching the mid-90s. This unseasonably warm weather could bring severe storm possibilities.

Although my only previous experience was a brief stint on my niece’s paddleboard, I approached the adventure with confidence.