Is that shoreline? Yes, actual grass and rocks! Now that the Arctic vortex is behind us, it’s time for some spring melt…
As you can see things are looking wet and relatively snow free on the lake. But is that actual lake ice we are walking on? No, just a layer of frozen slush…….
Regardless, seems there is the opinion out there that the underlying ice is of “poor quality” and likely to go fast. Now do they mean “fast” like in May, or are they talking June? And who are “they” that know so much about this ice melt….and have they submitted their guess?
So many opinions, but who will be right? My plan is to be on the water by May 17th….catching lake trout and walleye. What’s your plan?
If you like GREAT fishing, hospitality and affordability, Vermilion Bay Lodge is highly recommended. I have been making the trip to Vermilion Bay Lodge for the past 10 years and have never once been disappointed. If you like great walleye, northern, musky and trout fishing, this place should not be overlooked. The fishing has been excellent… no matter what time we went. Gordy and Susanne are wonderful hosts that will make you feel right at home. Check it out – I guarantee you won’t be disappointed.
