With the month of May wrapping up finally, here's a little bit of a snapshot of some of the recent trips. Lots of quality walleyes came aboard this past month. Most were tricked by a simple leech or crawler pulled around underwater structure. June is on deck and is quite possibly the best month of the year most years. Still plenty of openings for your opportunity to try fishing Lake Pepin.

The fall walleye bite is in full swing. Lots of great fishing to be had the remainder of the fall until ice up. We will fish until it's too cold to go.

The Mississippi River/Lake Pepin is high, but the fishing is spectacular. Nice walleye and sauger coming aboard daily. July is setting up to be prime. Don't miss out.

Late spring/ early summer is off to a great start. Anything from live bait to trolling and some casting is working. June and July are some of the best months for walleye fishing. It's time to get out.

Water temps are cooling down, leaves are changing colors, but the walleye fishing is heating up. October has been a great month for finding hungry walleye migrating through the system heading up river following the shad in the system. Lots of great fishing days yet to come this fall.

After a slow end to August and start of September, the walleye bite has been better than anticipated for a couple of weeks now. Cooler temperatures have bait and some fish starting to make the fall migration north towards the river. From now until ice up, we should expect to have mostly decent days of walleye fishing and as it gets colder it will only get better.