Marshmiller Lake

Yellow perch were biting off of Cedar.  10’ of water. 

fished Monday from 9-2pm

Lots of schools moving through, bite was good most of the morning when you had a school under you. 

Tighter lipped after around noon but still plenty of fish around

3 flags on tip up, broken off one and bait stolen twice

Jigging waxies on a tungsten caught plenty of crappie, bluegill, perch and a few small largemouth

waxies on a small spoon kept the little fish away and produced more bigger fish on the ice

Fished for a couple hours Friday morning.  I can confirm c.ryk report.  Ice ranged from 4-6 inches.  Some areas have crust with a thin layer of slush.  VERY slow.  1 flag in 4 hours.  A very thin 16” bass.  Saw fish on t the camera and marked plenty with the flasher; but very tight lipped.  Good luck and tight lines! 

Thanks!  Hoping to get out and scratch that itch….so good to hear.

Just left the lake. About 4-5 inches of ice. Very slow out there though I’m afraid 

Anyone walking out on MarshMiller yet?  Just curious before I take a drive up.  Thanks!

Fished yesterday afternoon and caught a few bluegills and crappies up shallow. 66 degree surface temps.

Nothing but bass in the area we tried today. Three biggest were 19, and pair of 20 inchers. Left them all in the lake.

Had 2 hours to hit the lake late this afternoon. Caught 12, 7 worth keeping. Had to go smaller with my jig to coax the bite. The density of fish in this lake is impressive. Lot of fun with a camera. Easily had 40 gills on the screen at a time, saw a number of Bass and a couple of Pike. Humbling to see that many fish and get no bites.

Was out on Marshmiller yesterday afternoon with the family. Lots of trucks out on the ice. Even saw a few Ice Castles out there. Very light bite and what we caught was too small to keep. Fishing for bluegills. Caught a mixed bag of bluegills and perch. Marked fish all day on the Vexilar, and saw them on my underwater camera. The fish on camera were very small too. It's a good lake to take kids to for action.