rickr
Well-Known Member
Took a shot at it today. Worked outside the shoal in 40+ fow .
Barely had lines in and got fist walleye. Followed by second one about 15 minutes later. Circled back and lost 3rd fish at side of boat. Nothing followed. Jumped outside to about 70 fow. Where other guys were. And didn't see much so moved back in to about 65fow. Again lines barely in and got hammered by a nice bow. After doing a few tail tip ballets across the water my line broke, taking my gear with him. Before complete disappointment set in. It surfaced belly up 50 plus ft behind the boat.
We got our other rods in and circled back. We were able to net it along with my dipsy and lure.
We circled the wagons and went at it again. This time a laker took its turn at our gear. Although it spit the hook I did manage to keep my gear.
Some where in all that we found three bass too.
Not our best day on the water. But still better than work
Barely had lines in and got fist walleye. Followed by second one about 15 minutes later. Circled back and lost 3rd fish at side of boat. Nothing followed. Jumped outside to about 70 fow. Where other guys were. And didn't see much so moved back in to about 65fow. Again lines barely in and got hammered by a nice bow. After doing a few tail tip ballets across the water my line broke, taking my gear with him. Before complete disappointment set in. It surfaced belly up 50 plus ft behind the boat.
We got our other rods in and circled back. We were able to net it along with my dipsy and lure.
We circled the wagons and went at it again. This time a laker took its turn at our gear. Although it spit the hook I did manage to keep my gear.
Some where in all that we found three bass too.
Not our best day on the water. But still better than work
