Every day, our guides keep a careful record of lengths and locations of notably-sized fish as well as weather conditions, surface temperatures, and other observations that impact fishing success. And each week, this information is compiled to create our much-anticipated Lac Seul Fishing Report.
The systematic sharing of information is not only crucial for our crew to improve as anglers, but also as guides and hosts as we create incredible fishing experiences for our Guests.
August 22, 2026
- Dick Klock
- 30
Early Fall – Cool, foggy mornings, leaves are beginning to turn, and the fire ban has been lifted. My last fishing report of the year sneaks up on me every….
August 15, 2026
- Brian Petersburg
- 46
An Early Start to Fall and a monster pike With high temps in the 70s and overnight lows in the 50s, it feels like the beginning to the end of….
August 8, 2026
- Joe Tuttolomondo
- 30
A hint of Fall We had several rounds of thunderstorms, showers, and wind this past week. The unusual hot spell was replaced by cool winds and chilly nights. The abrupt….
August 1, 2026
- John Edson
- 30.5
Full on Summer It was hot. It thunder stormed. It was flat calm. It was summer. Blazing hot, flat calm afternoons were extremely difficult for walleye production. Those same conditions….
July 25, 2026
- Alan Foster
- 29.75
Unsettled weather, wind, and rain, but not enough to lift the fire ban. The region experienced rain, showers, and thunderstorms almost every day this past week. We didn’t keep track….
July 18, 2026
- Dean Degenhardt
- 31.25
Hot days, fires in the region but not near us, and Hazy smoke: We began the week with some raging hot weather. High temperatures were over 100 degrees for several….
July 11, 2026
- Jeff Byers
- 43
Summer is here and the cabbage weeds are topped out: It felt like Summer at the Wheel this week. There were some flat calm warm days, there were some sunny….
July 4, 2026
- Orrin Digby
- 33
Lodge Record Walleye Tied: The key weather events this week were days of extremely high winds and another cold front. The wind was sustained 25 – 30 mph with stronger….