Chippewa Flowage

Just spent a week up there as well, would have to agree with everything the Percher said.

Fished the past Memorial Day week. Looking for walleye I would say they are for sure in a summer pattern. Water is very warm for this time of year at 67-70. Look in deep water during the day and weeds at dark. Found many bigger fish this year and released 3 at 20+. Bluegills are plentiful but seem smaller in size, same with Northerns. Watch out for mosquitoes, they are un-real this year.
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Hello All,

When do the Crappies move to the bogs and how long does that bite last.  The wife wants to come up for some Crappie fishing and is fascinated by the bogs.

Thanks for your help.

Captain Eye Catcher

That sounds like last year. You have to "squeeze" between the rocks and bog. I was hoping the higher water might have allowed it to move out.
Water was low most of last year.

The Percher, I was up over the weekend and we could make it through! 

Any news on the BOG location by the bridge? It was at the bridge most of last season. Did the recent high water get it to move out???
Hey, Lundy66 check messenger.

It can be a great place to fish, tons of places to try. Don't let its size scare you, start small don't try to fish it all. Weed lines and drop offs have always been great to me. Good luck.

I have never fished the Chippewa Flowage, but am headed there mid-July to do some fishing.  Would anyone be willing to give some insight?  We'll be chasing anything that swims!
Thank you in advance.

Does anyone think the walleyes will still be in the West Fork by the opener?

It should be mostly done by opener. Ice is gone and the tributaries are running fast.

What s the opinion on opener. Will the spawn be done ?? coming up and fishing out of treelands. 

Do not think they will spawn early but never know this early

What's the latest on the ice?

Was wondering if everyone thinks the bluegill will be spawning early this year or not? I am going in july this year. We launch off the dam road launch southeast of the flowage

Any muskies seen in they shallows yet?