Joe Heater
6/3/2008 2:18:00 PMNo 34's for my boat. On the bright side look at what was for supper Saturday night. My boat had walleye sandwhiches. The other boat split a burger that some other camper was trying to get rid of. We were relaxing at the campsite at 230pm, they were sweating. I would love to catch a 34, but I had no problems with the numbers we put up. I will take that every week.
Anonymous
6/3/2008 3:17:00 PMWhat were the water temps and what was the weather like? Planning to go to Steamboat Rock in a couple of weeks.
Anonymous
6/3/2008 3:21:00 PMWhat were the water temps and the weather like? Planning on camping out at Steamboat Rock in a couple of weeks.
Trent Hale
6/3/2008 10:17:00 PMHow deep were you fishing? I'm going to try this lake for the first time next week. I'm going for bass but would love to get it to some walleye never caught one.
Joe Heater
6/4/2008 8:39:00 AMFish were caught this weekend anywhere from 11-59 feet. Sorry to be so vague but that is serious. You just have to do a lot of searching. It takes work and boat fuel. On the bright side, you find a rock, more than likely you will find a smallmouth.
caskillet
6/4/2008 9:40:00 AMNot really sure - but do I see some gill-touching going on there?
Oh, and tell me you took the cheeks. I would HATE to have to report cheek-wasting to our Minnesota contingent.
Meat nuggets! Two weeks...
Oh, and tell me you took the cheeks. I would HATE to have to report cheek-wasting to our Minnesota contingent.
Meat nuggets! Two weeks...
Joe Heater
6/11/2008 10:35:00 PMI did touch the gill but I cleaned my hands with hand sanitizer first. We cut the cheeks out of the dinks. No sense in wasting meat.
