Ice fishing is still going strong on Tunkwa. The ice is approximately 15″, and no sign of any deterioration from run off as of yet. Fish being caught are coming out of the shallower areas of the lake, in close … Continue reading
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Fish are still biting for some ice fisher’s with stories of larger fish nibbling at their offerings with a few getting hooked but coming off trying to get them up through the hole, looking like nice fish are out there … Continue reading
Winter has arrived at Tunkwa, some fresh snow with rapidly falling temperatures, and they are forecasting some record cold this week. It’s a good week to not be out on the lake, if the forecast is correct. Fishing the past … Continue reading
Ice is 7 inches thick with 6 inches of snow on the ice and surrounding areas. Fish have been caught in a few spots around the lake with first light and last light being the best action. Weather is mild … Continue reading
Ice thickness has been taped at 7 inches 200 feet off the resorts shoreline. A few guests did quite well while a few didn’t, nice chunky silver clean fish..
4 inches of ice thickness within 200 feet off the resorts shoreline and some of the bays where it’s been frozen for a few weeks. Unsafe to walk across the middle of the lake as it iced up earlier this … Continue reading
Augured a hole off our dock and there is 2″ of ice, ice off the dock is a bit thicker than the lakes main ice sheet. The last 3 nights of -10 got it done. Next few days are a … Continue reading
Tunkwa lake is now 95% iced over and with the now cooler temps overnight and daytime highs hovering around 0 the ice will start to thicken up daily. We will be updating our fishing reports page more frequently as the … Continue reading
Ice formed from a few weeks ago’s cold spell has now melted besides a few bays where the ice is saturated and disappearing with the over night temps of 3 and rain. Weather outlook will keep it ice free for … Continue reading
We have been getting some inquiries on Tunkwa lake conditions. We have had a few nights where temps have dropped to double negatives, causing ice to form. Most of the back bays, and shorelines are frozen with almost a couple … Continue reading