mav186
8/30/2010 3:54:00 PMSuggestion??? I think I'd keep the girlfriend if she can pull in a 9# wally! That's a very nice fish for that water. You can also down size your presentation...not so many beads, maybe go to 1 float, and a 1/2 worm. Thanks for the report.
Roger
8/30/2010 9:00:00 PMvery nice fish!! This time of year its all about oxygen and PH. As water temps go up, oxygen levels decline. Look for cooler water which is deeper water where oxygen levels are better. Walleye have a low tolerance for higher PH levels too. The sun and warmer waters, and 70 degrees is the limit, make for dog days this time of year. Look for it to pick up as the water temps drop. But hey, 25 hours of fishing that resulted in a 9lber, tell us what works.
Tossin4hawgs
9/16/2010 1:08:00 PMI'm with mav 186... A girlfriend that can fish for 25 hours AND land a 9lb fish..... KEEPER...... LOL
Roger is right on the money... errr.. fish..... O2 and PH are great tattle tails for fishing.... I keep an old pool test kit in the tackle box, and have a castable O2 sensor / monitor... Check out Bass Pro shops or Cabelas, and almost any Pool chem supply co.... they are not expensive, at least not what you need for fish huntin, and can really help get you in the strike zone..... Google, Bing, Ask Geives, etc... on PH / O2 and fishing.... and good job on landing the girl... I mean fish....
Roger is right on the money... errr.. fish..... O2 and PH are great tattle tails for fishing.... I keep an old pool test kit in the tackle box, and have a castable O2 sensor / monitor... Check out Bass Pro shops or Cabelas, and almost any Pool chem supply co.... they are not expensive, at least not what you need for fish huntin, and can really help get you in the strike zone..... Google, Bing, Ask Geives, etc... on PH / O2 and fishing.... and good job on landing the girl... I mean fish....
