Little Bay de Noc Fishing Reports

It's not a commonly used technique up here, but there's no reason it wouldn't work. Typically, we cast or troll cranks after dark.

Growing up in Minnesota, the traditional night time slip-bobber bait was leeches on a small leadhead jig. I'd anchor up on top of a hump or reef and wait for the fish to cruise up on top looking for a meal. Only problem is, that's the same kind of structure that a lot of guys like to troll over.

Good luck. Let us know how you do.

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-- Edited by THE BAIT SHOP GUY on Wednesday 5th of May 2010 12:16:32 PM

For what it's worth, my wife and I shine the shallows quite often at night after we are done fishing, and we always see the most walleye in 4-8 feet of water along the east side between Hunter's and Squaw Points. I think another good spot would be this hump at the north end N 45 53 636 W 86 57 795 . This shallow flat should also have a bunch of walleye feeding after dark N 45 54 000 W 86 58 000. Oh, just thought of another spot that should be great for that type of fishing. It's an under water point off the mouth of the Escanaba River N 45 46 582 W 87 03 322. Good luck and let us know how you do...