Walleye fishing Little Pine/Daggett lakes on the whitefish chain

My family has a place on little pine lake (Crow Wing) and i am looking to get a little walleye fishing in. I understand that its not as good as say whitefish but i don’t have the time to get over there to fish it as they will be short outings. That is why little pine and Daggett would be preferable. Anyway, does anyone have some insight on where to start I don’t need coordinates (while they would be nice) i’m just looking for some tips and general locations. I will be going up there this weekend. Thank you for any insight! attached is a basic contour map for all you walleye gurus.

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I used to vacation on Little Pine and boat down to Cross. I’d fish under the bridge right where Dagget meets Cross. There was a pronounced drop off on the Dagget side that continued under the bridge that offered lots of walleyes early in the day. Earl….as in before 8 AM. If the sun was out there’d be a definite shade line on the water and the fish would hit where the float/minnow hit the shaded area under the bridge. Try that.

Tom Sawvell wrote:

I used to vacation on Little Pine and boat down to Cross. I’d fish under the bridge right where Dagget meets Cross. There was a pronounced drop off on the Dagget side that continued under the bridge that offered lots of walleyes early in the day. Earl….as in before 8 AM. If the sun was out there’d be a definite shade line on the water and the fish would hit where the float/minnow hit the shaded area under the bridge. Try that.

I definitely will give that a try thank you

I would start in these places if they actually exist, other than that, good weed line.

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