My wife and I got on the water and started fishing by 6:20 am.
As happened last trip not a bite for the first hour even though we were marking plenty of fish.
Stayed with crankbaits in #5 &7 trying multiple colors and depths. I dont know if the fish just turned on or if the color did the trick but we started catching multiple species on a perch colored glass rap and when that slowed went to a fire tiger shad rap.
All said and done we pulled off the water by 12:30 PM with a total count of 8 walleye most were small, 3 wipers that were between 4.2 and 4.7 pounds and 4 channel cats that were also in the 4 pound range.
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We also talked to who I believe was Tin can as per name on the boat and Doitall at the cleaning station. Both were great to share info.
As happened last trip not a bite for the first hour even though we were marking plenty of fish.
Stayed with crankbaits in #5 &7 trying multiple colors and depths. I dont know if the fish just turned on or if the color did the trick but we started catching multiple species on a perch colored glass rap and when that slowed went to a fire tiger shad rap.
All said and done we pulled off the water by 12:30 PM with a total count of 8 walleye most were small, 3 wipers that were between 4.2 and 4.7 pounds and 4 channel cats that were also in the 4 pound range.
We also talked to who I believe was Tin can as per name on the boat and Doitall at the cleaning station. Both were great to share info.