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chucknduck

Posted 6/19/2013 8:42 AM (#647383)
Subject: Webster Lake

Posts: 4

Thinking of heading down there this weekend is it worth a 2 hr drive? Just looking for a report. Thanks in advance

chucknduck

Posted 6/20/2013 8:42 AM (#647598 - in reply to #647383)
Subject: RE: Webster Lake

Posts: 4

nobody????

Not wanting specifics just wondering if the people who have been fishing have seen many fish? This weather has been a little funky and I didnt know what it has done to the fishing?

muskellunged

Posted 6/20/2013 9:34 AM (#647609 - in reply to #647383)
Subject: Re: Webster Lake

Location: Illinois

You might be waiting awhile for the "muskies are biting" sign to come on!

Save your gas money. Webster is dead.

Good luck if you decide to go!

waterwolfhunter

Posted 6/20/2013 9:34 AM (#647610 - in reply to #647383)
Subject: RE: Webster Lake

Posts: 131

Location: Lake St. Clair

If you are going to the Webster area, don't waste your time on Lake Webster. Tippicanoe or the Barbee chain are much better options.

dcates

Posted 6/21/2013 12:32 PM (#647814 - in reply to #647383)
Subject: RE: Webster Lake

Posts: 462

Location: Syracuse, Indiana

Two weeks ago I was on a bulldawg bite, but after a round of (heavy) rain, the Webster action quit for me. I have heard good things about Barbee, but haven't gotten there recently. All that said, I still prefer Tippe - bigger fish. IMHO

jmuskieking

Posted 6/23/2013 10:47 PM (#648158 - in reply to #647610)
Subject: RE: Webster Lake

Posts: 170

Location: Valparaiso , Indiana

waterwolfhunter - 6/20/2013 9:34 AM

If you are going to the Webster area, don't waste your time on Lake Webster.

Now that's funny! Webby must be tuff for some!

waterwolfhunter

Posted 6/25/2013 8:05 PM (#648554 - in reply to #647383)
Subject: Re: Webster Lake

Posts: 131

Location: Lake St. Clair

that's solely based on my experience. I have had much more luck on Tippy and the Barbee chain. I know there has been some nice fish caught on Webster but I didn't have any luck.

Duke1

Posted 6/26/2013 8:54 PM (#648799 - in reply to #648554)
Subject: Re: Webster Lake

Posts: 61

Location: Avilla, IN

From talking to the guides and Musky guys I know Webster has been tough. Tippy has been much more productive. That being said.......there is always someone who might have a productive pattern figured out on Webster. For someone coming in cold, Webster will be challenging.

NathanMaibauer3148

Posted 6/26/2013 9:32 PM (#648806 - in reply to #647383)
Subject: Re: Webster Lake

Posts: 51

Fished webster Sunday morning. Water temps were in the 80 degree mark. Marked bait schools in 25-35 foot of water along the island, boat traffic was stupid. Didn't manage to move a single fish until I got to barbee in the afternoo

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