Lake Sakakawea is for sure one of the if not the top Walleye lakes in the country right now! The fish that were caught in the this weekends Walleye Wizard get together was absolutely mind blowing.
The water is rising fast on the big lake and two things are happening. The fish are spreading out and some of the bays are really starting to turn on! I am a little nervous for the fish population. The lines at the cleaning stations are incredible and in my honest opinion people are keeping to big of fish. I hope the lake can withstand the pressure. Maybe it is time for North Dakota to maybe reduce the daily limit to 4?
Anyway enough of that and let’s get to the report. The fish are still relatively shallow for the most part. 7 to 15 foot of water seems to be where the bulk of the biters are at the moment. Presentation? Well, whatever you like to do is catching them right now. Cranks, jigs, Lindy Rigs, jugging raps you name it are all producing at the moment. Trust your electronics and fish the marks.
It feel like every day on the water you have a crack at a big girl. Many fish in the 24 to 28 inch range are being caught. Keep what you will eat and throw the rest back for another day.
If your looking to book a guided Walleye trip on Lake Sakakawea please email me at mikepelusooutdoors@gmail.com and let’s get you out on this awesome fishery!
Info on day trip to n Lake Sakakawea please
A full day 2 people on Sakakawea is 400 and 3 people 450. All rods and reels and tackle supplied and your fish cleaned and bagged afterwards.
hey Mike, Considering a trip to Sakajewa. Anytime from June 25 to July 3. 2 possibly 3 days. Where do you operate out of? Two of us would fly into ? Your help in suggesting lodging, transportation, car rental? Would we bring our own tackle or? Other fishing besides walleye.
Anything else you can provide would be helpful. Thanks.
M. Svoboda. 308-224-6860
I’m booked all those dates I do have dates available in late July and August