Guide report: Walleyes are on mid-lake humps in 20-26 feet of water. Northern pike are on rocky shorelines in 6-8 feet of water; black & orange and white & red spinnerbaits are working well. Muskies are being found in weedy bays and bass are on their spawning beds.

The biggest walleye of the year so far has been caught by Jim Blissenbach, pictured above with his 28 ½ inch fish. Other nice catches this week are:

Shyla McFarland (Excelsior, MN), two 26 inch walleyes and a 34 inch northern

Rob Lukowski (Griffith, IN), a 40 inch muskie

Lisa Zegers (Winneconne, WI), a 41 inch muskie - her first ever! As well, 27 ½, 24 ½ & 21 inch walleyes

Kortlynd Lukowski (Griffith, IN), a 30 inch northern

Andrew McFarland (Shorewood, MN), a 22 inch walleye

David McFarland (Excelsior, MN), a 22 inch walleye

Colin Lukowski (Crown Point, IN), a 4 ½ pound smallmouth

Dan Lukowski (LaPorte, IN), a 32 inch northern

Kevin Salvino (Burr Ridge, IL), a 26 inch walleye

Tom Dunn (Belton, MO), a 45 inch muskie

John Liebler (Cornelius, NC), a 19 ½ inch smallmouth; as well, his first muskie and the largest fish he has ever caught - a 44 inch muskie!

Jim Trenolone (Kansas City, MO), 24 and 21 inch walleyes and a 35 inch muskie

Ray Zegers (Winneconne, WI), a 32 inch northern

Mike McGonigle (Kansas City, MO), 45 and 44 inch muskies

Mark Register (Helena, AL), a 38 inch muskie

Jim Blissenbach (Woodbury, MN), 28 ½, 24 and 20 inch walleyes

Chris Vorce (Prosper, TX), a 25 inch walleye

Bobbi & Kevin Moran (Omaha, NE), each a 22 inch walleye

Jim Trenolone (Kansas City, MO), a 35 inch muskie

Doug Barefield (Plano, TX), a 19 inch walleye

Duck Bay guide Bill Luney, a 27 inch walleye