Duck Bay guide report: muskies are on rock points and rock reefs; medium size buck tails are working best. Northern pike are in 10 - 15 feet of water; best caught trolling deep-diving crank baits on the shoreline. Bass are on rocky shorelines and rock reefs; bright colors are working well. Walleyes are being found in 20 - 28 feet of water.

Pictured is our junior guide / dock hand Phoenix Fathers with the 46 ½ inch muskie he caught last week. Other nice catches this week are:

Andrew Dammen (Minneapolis, MN), a 33 inch northern

Matt Merz (Hartland, WI), an 18 inch smallmouth

Paul Poblocki (Brookfield, WI), an 18 inch smallmouth

Sam Poblocki (Brookfield, WI), an 34 inch northern and 17 inch smallmouth

from our Kraus-Anderson Construction corporate group (Bemidji, MN): Duane Kaiser, 28 ½, 27 and 26 inch walleyes, Dave Schultz, a 22 inch walleye, Pat Weerts, a 23 inch walleye and Dave Hengel, a 33 inch northern

Alex Trautman (Lake Benton, MN), a 42 inch muskie

Jason Brown (Douglas, GA) has never fished Canada before, and never caught any of our northern fish; he caught his first walleyes, northern and muskie this week including a 31 inch northern and 36 inch muskie

Russell Maynard (Olathe, KS), a 39 ¼ inch northern and 43 inch muskie

Curtis Farrar (Douglas, GA), a 23 inch walleye

Jackie McFarland (Excelsior, MN), a 19 inch walleye

Pam Trautman (Lake Benton, MN), a 22 inch walleye and 18 inch smallmouth

Duff Trautman (Lake Benton, MN), a 21 inch walleye and 33 inch northern

Russell Maynard (Olathe, KS), a 43 inch muskie

David Maynard (Tacoma, WA), an 18 ½ inch smallmouth

Ben Harrell (Marietta, GA), a 40 inch muskie

Andrew Harrell (Marietta, GA), a 33 inch northern