Part-Time
2/26/2020 7:30:32 AMDang! You're killing me with all these great reports. Nice Perch. Thanks for the water conditions.
walleygator88
2/26/2020 11:06:27 AMMark, what kinda depth are you finding your fish at , especially across from seven bays on the big flat, thanks for the great tip last week about 35 to 40ft, that was exactly the depth that was key.
walleyemark
2/26/2020 3:44:25 PMWalley,
Almost all of our fish were caught in 25-45 FOW. Most of the humps were in 30-35 FOW; some are shallower and some of the fish were caught on the sides of the humps we fished. We put waypoints on every rockpile we see and then just move around a lot looking for active fish; we revisit a lot of the same rockpiles throughout the day.
Almost all of our fish were caught in 25-45 FOW. Most of the humps were in 30-35 FOW; some are shallower and some of the fish were caught on the sides of the humps we fished. We put waypoints on every rockpile we see and then just move around a lot looking for active fish; we revisit a lot of the same rockpiles throughout the day.
brent338
2/26/2020 5:24:18 PMThe walleye whisperer strikes again.... Lol
Looks like they were jumping in the boat, hopefully they do that tomorrow.
Looks like they were jumping in the boat, hopefully they do that tomorrow.
walleyemark
2/27/2020 7:16:00 AMBrent - Have you paddled up the Arm to the first island on the left yet? It should be holding fish, especially off the upper end. The same is true of the island a little further up river on the right hand side. There is a nice flat on the upper end that has produced well in the past.
walleyemark
2/28/2020 6:42:12 AM3 guys with electric Rapala lithium ion fillet knives can go through a bunch of eyes pretty quickly; we get a fair amount of practice.
