If you go to the right when you come thru the tunnels. Go past the beach and when you go past the beach area and around the point you will see a Canadian Flag marking a big hump area. It's as shallow as 3 to 4 feet. The area around the hump is about 40 ft and if you go straight west from the hump it is 100 ft deep. I would use the trolling motor to circle the hump at least twice. Fishing on the hump using topwater and the dropoff using your wacky worm rig. Largemouth on top, smallmouth on the dropff side and occasional pike and even a walleye. If it is calm like when you were there watch for baitfish feeding on the top. Smallmouth love chasing the baitfish. Caught my biggest smallmouth when the smallies were feeding on the baitfish. I followed as best I could with a tiny torpedo. 21 1/2 inches probably 4 pounds. When I got him in I looked at the depthfinder and it was reading 96 ft. I actually prefer the opposite side from the island you were fishing. From the bridge all the way down that side to the end of the lake .Our family had a cottage at the end of White Fish Bay. Been going to Sharbot Lake since the early sixties. Parents bought the cottage in 1988. Sold it right after covid. Love this video. Will check out your other videos.
If you go to the right when you come thru the tunnels. Go past the beach and when you go past the beach area and around the point you will see a Canadian Flag marking a big hump area. It's as shallow as 3 to 4 feet. The area around the hump is about 40 ft and if you go straight west from the hump it is 100 ft deep. I would use the trolling motor to circle the hump at least twice. Fishing on the hump using topwater and the dropoff using your wacky worm rig. Largemouth on top, smallmouth on the dropff side and occasional pike and even a walleye. If it is calm like when you were there watch for baitfish feeding on the top. Smallmouth love chasing the baitfish. Caught my biggest smallmouth when the smallies were feeding on the baitfish. I followed as best I could with a tiny torpedo. 21 1/2 inches probably 4 pounds. When I got him in I looked at the depthfinder and it was reading 96 ft. I actually prefer the opposite side from the island you were fishing. From the bridge all the way down that side to the end of the lake .Our family had a cottage at the end of White Fish Bay. Been going to Sharbot Lake since the early sixties. Parents bought the cottage in 1988. Sold it right after covid. Love this video. Will check out your other videos.