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Originally Posted by RACKER
Was out at Battle this weekend and there was a good solid 13 inches of ice wherever I was. Took the quad on at the park and drove to the point at the 4-H centre and all the way east to the end. Met some nice young gentleman that camped on the ice.Its great to see them enjoying the sport as much as I do. My goal was to land one of those big walleye that live out there but I never caught one of any size. Can’t find em in winter for some reason but do well in summer. Had a great couple days otherwise.
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Winter isn’t the same as summer for walleye on any lake but location is still the most important thing. I don’t think the point by the 4 h club is the best area for walleye on the lake. I would stay on the west side where all the really steep drops are or even 1km north of the boat launch on east side where there is a gap between the reeds. 16-25 ft. Caught some really big ones in that location.