Late August and September bring the strikes back on with a vengeance and provide some of the best fishing and scenery of year. The newest and most exciting fishery to our lake is the walleye fishery. During that time they have adapted well to our lake and have become one of our most popular species. Special conservation restrictions apply to our walleye population with a 20 inch minimum size limit and a two fish limit being strongly enforced. Walleye are our most actively biting fish with good catches from the third Saturday in May opening day through to the winter.
Fishing is best in the early morning and late evening.
Because this species was intended to be a conservation fishery we suggest that Lake Clear walleye anglers be prepared to do a lot of catch and release fishing. They are easily caught and a lot of fun, but, most will have to be released because of our special restrictions. Hey, that's what most of us are into anyway. Northern Pike Godfather of the Lake Clear fish species, the northern pike is responsible for more stories about the big one that got away than nearly any other fish in our lake. These hard biting brutes are true bandits of the blue, ready to snap the line of the angler that gives them too much slack at the wrong time.