Smallmouth bass in Chequamegon Bay on Lake Superior are protected so they get old and big. Smelt, spot tail shiners, & crayfish are all part of the forage base, and there is an extreme diversity of structure that includes sand, gravel, rock, weeds, wood, etc. Stay flexible throughout the season, and follow the fish through their migration from shallow spawning areas in the spring to mud flats adjacent to shipping channels in the fall. It's truly a trophy fishery with lots of fish in the 18" - 20" range.
