I've caught nice pike, walleye, small and large mouth base and perch here throughout the year. I prefer to fish in the 7-9 foot range because there is some weed growth out there. You can follow this depth line all the way northeast paralleling the long deep hole in the center of the lake. Depths will gradually fall to the 20 foot level. But, the key here is to related to weed growth edges that are usually in the 6-12 foot range. Cast swim jigs or tubes. Unless first light, the fish will relate to the weeds and the bottom. Top waters will work early for bass and pike. The fish out there don't particularly mind boat traffic. Best to fish with milder winds so you can control your boat easier. I've taken 20+ inch limits of walleyes out here. But, you really never know what will bite next. Peak times are the first two hours of light and there is a late afternoon bite.