That was easy!

[S Hovanec]

After 13 years, I finally decided to use my walleye boat for it's intended purpose. Years ago, I thought I was gonna walleye fish, so I picked up some gear. I hate trolling, so nothing ever came of it.

Heard stories that the fish have been committing suicide, so I rounded up 2 rods and rodholders and set out for 70'+. 

Didn't get the boat in the water til about 1pm. Was done packing up to run back to the ramp by 4:30. 12 keepers, 12 short and a big white bass.

Heading back out early tomorrow. Hope to be back by noon.

 

[A-Jay]

 Some Goods eats right there ~

Congrats and Good Luck on the next one.

A-Jay

[J Francho]

So. Many. Cheeks! Yum!

[S Hovanec]

Round 2.  Back by noon.

 

 

 

11 hours ago, J Francho said:

So. Many. Cheeks! Yum!

 

Yes.  Have a bag full and going back tomorrow.

[12poundbass]

11 hours ago, J Francho said:

So. Many. Cheeks! Yum!

Lol many forget the cheek meat! Yum yum

[S Hovanec]

Struck out today.  Bite was early and we were not.  Only got 4 keepers before calling it quits at noon.  Baked our brains a little!

[UPSmallie]

Great work!

[S Hovanec]

Upon further consideration, I'm gonna rig my boat to fish for walleye.  Nothing permanent.  Utilizing the rear seat bases to mount downriggers, so I can remove them when I want to bass fish.

[J Francho]

I know a few people that been getting into it.

[Looch]

I like to go to Erie in February up until the season closes on March. 14th. Easiest time to get a 12+ pounder. Not the best if you are looking for eater size fish though