They are there however due to overharvest it is extremely low density. You may have better odds seeing a sasquatch in that neck of the woods.

There are a few however it is an intimidating lake to fish and it is quite warm right now. If you go fish at night or extremely early and don't go high speed until you know where all the sandbars are. There are spots in that lake where it goes from 45 to 4.5 inches in 20 feet. The fish tend to follow incredibly deep and shoot in at the last second so don't get lazy on your eights. Personally I wont fish it during the summer for two reasons, one the boat traffic is hell on earth most days and I don't want some chuckle head seeing me catch a fish and the other is usually water temp. Good luck if you try it, Walleyes and Smallies are plentiful there if you get bored.

I live 5 mins from the launch and I will drive 2.5 hrs to fish any other water; if that tells you anything.