Best lake for walleye?

[fisherman_chuck]

Looking to do a weekend trip somewhere and would like to catch walleye any help would be great!

[MatCat]

Closest for you would be either dailey lake or canyon ferry, easiest fishing would be somewhere you could use minnows.  Tiber is a good one, I know you can use minnows on tongue river, but i've never fished it.  not sure about cooney either.

[Hunter2005]

It is a long trip from Boseman but Crooked Creek at the head of Fort Peck holds some Walleyes...The cold weather these last few days will relly help the ice conditions as well...

[buck snot]

Tiber or Bighorn Lake.

[GFIceMan]

Fort Peck hands down!!!

[jasonfishn]

x 2 on fort peck best trophy walley I have found and the northern and lakers are a good chance too 

[Wollysauce]

Fort Peck!!

[jasonfishn]

here is a nice walleye from Hell Creek

[jasonfishn]

decent laker from Hell Creek

[jasonfishn]

one of hundreds of northerns we have caught lol there everywhere !

[Mt.Bucket]

The best way in my opinion to catch eyes is to fish a lake that has a decent population, learn the lake and waite for the bite. You do not need live bait nor do you need dead minnows to catch them. Just patience and an idea of where they are. Peck is not the only place to land nice fish.

[RustyWaterDogs]

Devils Lake.   Peck would be a good place to go but would be a long ways for a weekend trip.  Don't overlook the closer lakes both Dailey's and Canyon Ferry can produce some good fish if you put alittle time in.

[slabfisher12]

Fort Peck hands down!!!

i didnt think there was ice on fort peck

[jasonfishn]

you would be hard pressed to find nicer walley thats more consistent  than peck

[jasonfishn]

All these fish were caught with large montana shiners they work the best when you use tipups