I made it out a few weeks ago on Lake Minnetonka for the initial dive in the Getting Deep Series. It was pretty dang interesting the amount of fish occupying mid depth ranges (7-15ft). High skies and hot, and we still found Walleyes basking in the sun. Bass were abundant to say the least. Mostly Largemouth but was able to spot quite a few smallies but didn’t get them on video. So many sunfish it was unreal, sad to say the majority of them were very very small but was surprised at a few 8 inch gills also.
You can see the area I dove, just a great little point extending out into deep water. I suspect the walleyes move up and down that break, it would likely be an awesome spot to drop a line! Honestly though, even in high skies I found 90% of the fish sitting right on top of the hump rather than off to the breaks as one would think. This could partially be because a lot of the Walleyes stocked in Minnetonka grew up in weed infested ponds and learned to use weeds as a primary piece of cover. Just a thought!
I’ve been out on Sturgeon Bay recently, and man I had some awesome stuff! Check back soon to see some really up close and personal bass footage!