Walleyes – They’re everywhere

DeLesseps Lake, 20 miles long, is an irregular, island-dotted body of water rich with walleyes ad northerns.

Combine this with Miniss Lake (through a short river) and you have over 75,000 acres of exclusive fishing waters. These two lakes have many large areas as well as numerous bays, so weather is never a problem.

This lake is teeming with walleyes in the two to four pound range, with some tipping the scales in excess of eight pounds! It’s common to catch and release your limit, ten to twenty times a day with, of course, the exception of shore lunch – where it’s an all-you-can-eat outdoor banquet.

Action is the Name of the Game

To say you can catch over a hundred walleye a day is not an exaggeration. Here, the best fishing is not on the other side of the lake – it’s just minutes from the dock, if not literally, under the dock. In fact, several large walleye and northern lurk under the front docks awaiting their minnow handout at the end of the fishing day. Needless to say there is no fishing allowed off the front dock for our 'pets'. However, that doesn't prevent anyone from fishing off the back dock where kids of all ages have a ball hauling in walleye and northern as the sun sets.

While walleyes provide non-stop action and are the main attraction, there are many huge northern pike and lake trout lurking beneath the surface.

If you’ve never fished before – not to worry. Under the skillful direction of your guide, you’ll be reeling ‘em in at near pro status in a matter of minutes.

Commitment to the Future

Each guest can take home a conservation limit of two walleye – cleaned and frozen in a compact insulated bag for your trip home. We have a policy that restricts our guests from keeping walleyes over 3 pounds and any northern pike or lake trout. This will insure many years of trophies coming from these waters.