If you launch at the public landing in Spicer, head to the north side of the lake. You will find some great structure, lots of humps and bumps. I have had good success running live bait rigs off these humps. Good luck.
TIme if day is a big factor on this lake. Yes this lake has a lot of structure and it could take a guy many years to figure a lot of it out.
The North side as DOn mentioned is a good place to start. Definitely acquire a map.
I recommend starting in the 30 foot range, utilizing the wind.
I have had good success fishing wind blown shore lines and submerged structure.
Crawler harness would be my first go to in hammered chrome or gold.
COme evening(and don;t be shy fishing after dark a bit) try on top of some of the weed covered humps(Lone tree is a good spot). Shallow as 9-10 feet casting shad raps, jerks etc.
Or trolling around the edges of said structure.
Good luck and let us know how you fair!
I plan on gettting up there in the near future myself!
Jim W
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