This was a lake near Spencer lake, but not Spencer. Trolled wedding ring and worm with small split shot. Easy limits. One brood trout, one hold over, one triploid. Rest were perfect pan size and very tasty little animals to eat.

Lake is at the end of a turn over, fishing is slow. On the water about 3pm and fished tell dark. No one else on the lake today. Maybe it will be better tomorrow. Fished damsel nymphs and some chronies, fish still seem to be deep.

Launched about noon on a pontoon boat. Fished the bay next to the boat launch- nothing but perch. Wind drifted along the shore north of the point near the boat launch and caught a beautiful 12in rainbow.

Initially set out on boat at 0600 with one other friend WL member on water. Had no luck with exception of a ton of yellow perch. Most of the time fishing about 4-6 feet off bottom, with some initial boat to shoreline fishing and near dock fishing. Had no luck. Other fishers said they were only catching yellow perch as well. Day was overcast and cold with alot of fog in the morning, end up clearing and becoming sunny about noon. Some powerboats, or ski-boats on the water about noonish as well. Called it a day. Will attempt again, just got skunked on this trip,.

We arrived at the lake at 11:30 and the parking was almost full. There were alot of boat trailers and people fishing from shore. I think everybody had cabin fever and needed to get out and enjoy the sunshine. After we launched and got out into the the open the wind was blowing hard. I tried to anchor out but the wind kept pushing us and I felt the anchor dragging at the bottom. We didn't stay long because of the wind. As we were coming to shore some guy quickly backed in his boat so we could barely squeeze in. The same guy walked over to the bushes near the launch and urinated. He didn't care that there were people fishing from the shore by the launch. I'll be better prepared to fish in the wind next time I go.