06-18-2021, 12:29 AM
I thought I would just add to Tin-can's good report.
After spending 3 hours on the west dike, catching only one 20 inch Walleye. Trolling cranks. We flew off to the feed lot. It's always reliable for me. Must have fished tin-cans original spot 8 feet to 12 feet deep. Very low water level s. Started getting nice strong hits from good cats got 6 and lost two. Bonus one 15 inch Walleye .
All caught on one luer, till one big cat stold it!! Had to use another holden blade bait. Different color but still was good.
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The real color that was best was white. Those lock jaw cats can really smash your lures. Twice I had to replace the trebel hooks, very weak. 8 foot deep is where we got the big cats about 10 o'clock, warm water. Nice to meet two bft buddies.
Some good walleyes were caught in the open water trolling. Some good catches at the west dike, bottom bouncing.
After spending 3 hours on the west dike, catching only one 20 inch Walleye. Trolling cranks. We flew off to the feed lot. It's always reliable for me. Must have fished tin-cans original spot 8 feet to 12 feet deep. Very low water level s. Started getting nice strong hits from good cats got 6 and lost two. Bonus one 15 inch Walleye .
All caught on one luer, till one big cat stold it!! Had to use another holden blade bait. Different color but still was good.
The real color that was best was white. Those lock jaw cats can really smash your lures. Twice I had to replace the trebel hooks, very weak. 8 foot deep is where we got the big cats about 10 o'clock, warm water. Nice to meet two bft buddies.
Some good walleyes were caught in the open water trolling. Some good catches at the west dike, bottom bouncing.