Walleye Fishing Report Lake Mcconaughy

Park water for the season as well as dump stations, showers and fish cleaning stations. Systems will return to service beginning in early May. There’s new potable water available all winter at Lake Ogallala west by the south ship ramp and by the playground, Sandy Beach and Cedar Vue dump station. The electricity remains on and available at our non-peak rates at the modern campgrounds. Non-peak camping rates are posted during the park at self-pay stations. A Park Entry Permit is needed year round at all park regions. (ilovelakemac.com)

Angler success for walleye has slowed with the high temperatures and most of the fish have been taken in 17-25 feet of water trolling/drifting a spinner rig with crawler. some anglers continue to cast or troll spinnerbaits or crankbaits near submerged brush. The most productive area along the north shoreline was from Lemoyne to Sand Point. On the south shoreline the success was focused from Lakeview east to Kelly Bay. The most of fish caught range in size from 14-18 inches. Anglers should be reminded that walleye daily bag is four fish with a minimum size bound of 15 inches and no more than one fish over 22 inches. (facebook.com)

If its Stripers, Catfish, or Small Mouth Bass your sure to have a blast on more than 35, 700 surface acres of the clear blue waters at Lake Mac McConaughy. Or if you could favor a trout dinner let’s take you to Lake Ogallala. Situated just below Kingsley Dam, this lake is 3. 5 mile long and covers about 320 acres. This is the ideal lake for you to catch your rainbow and brown trout. So come relax and enjoy a vacation of fishing and fun at Eagle Canyon Hideaway and let’s do all the work. (eagle-canyon.com)

            The 2015 Nebraska Walleye Trail regular season came to an end on Saturday August first at Merritt Reservoir.   All the teams that fished the trail in 2015 were treated to a free dinner in Valentine at the Bull Market restaurant.   The free meal was provided by Ranger Boats.   The top 10 teams in the last point standings were honored after the dinner with plaques, sponsor prizes, and bonus checks.   The bonus money comes strictly from the sale of raffle tickets that are sold at each tournament.   The raffle at every tournament throughout the season had prizes that were donated from some number of of the Nebraska Walleye Trail’s sponsors. (nwtrails.org)

In the spring, walleye tend to migrate into feeder streams along the Nebraska rivers to spawn. As the waters warm and the spawning season closes, walleye return to the open waters of the lakes. Small shallow lakes also supply a good place for fishing in the spring because of how much faster these waters warm up. Fishing in rocky shoreline regions of these lakes is greatly suggested. Shore casting may be used in these places throughout the spring months to produce walleye. Usually, in the lakes, walleye may be found near shallow bars, gravel ledges, or underwater structures. In the winter walleye move gradually in the cold water. (walleyefishingsecrets.com)

When winter starts off early and cold and encases Kansas Glen Elder Reservoir in a level of good, hard ice anglers have a field day catching out-sized crappies. The best ice-fishing on 12, 586-acre Glen Elder usually takes place on the west end of the reservoir, near the Cawker City Causeway. Ice conditions tend to be more stable and predictable there because it’s somewhat sheltered. Current there attracts schools of gizzard shad, which in turn draws pods of hungry crappies, walleyes and white bass. The most of crappies on Glen Elder will average 10 to 12 inches, however dinner plate-size slabs stretching 15 to 17 inches aren’t unusual. (gameandfishmag.com)

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The Sandhills area has a distinctive topography. Sand dunes, some over 300 feet high and covered in prairie grasses, cover most of western Nebraska. The area is beautiful,  filled with expansive views, rolling hills dotted with windmills that water beef cattle, and abundant deer and game birds. Scattered among them are lakes of all sizes. Small kettle lakes fill valleys between the dunes. Reservoirs, from small to gigantic, add to the fishing opportunities. Here you’ll find every kind of temperate water game and pan fish you may like to pursue. Trophy walleyes swim in the big reservoirs. (pbdfishreports.com)

"This area was one of America’s best kept fishing secrets, " Steve said. But — because of Lytle’s quickly spreading repute — that is beginning to change. TV and magazine stories about Steve’s fishing knowledge and guide expertise have spread the word to fisherman during the nation and around the globe. "People from Japan, Canada and Mexico have come to southwest Nebraska to fish with me at the area lakes, " Steve says. (nebraskaruralliving.com)

Ship and bank anglers are having the best success using shad entrails, cut-bait or frozen shrimp. Usable concrete ship ramps for launching may be found at the Cedar Vue lakeside and bayside ramps, Otter Creek Bay, Lemoyne Bay, Arthur Bay, Martin Bay Spillway Bay and Lakeview ramps. Boats could also be launched with four wheel drive vehicles from the beach at North Shore Lodge. Lake Ogallala Surface water temperature is 58 F. Rainbow trout fishing success was just for bank anglers using worms, salmon eggs, dough baits or casting spinners, spoons or jigs. Most fish caught range in size from 10-14 inches with an sporadic bigger fish up to 21 inches. (dawsoncountyjournal.com)