Walleyemark1
5/29/2022 5:23:18 PMMorrow that sounds too much like work. I hardly ever keep any of the eyes we clean. I just enjoy getting out and sometimes take other people with me to show them how to fish the Arm.
Peter Lorge
5/30/2022 7:28:31 PMHey Mark, great fishing next to you on Friday. My buddy and i both learned a lot from the tutorial. After we saw you pulling cranks we went back to first spot and morning baits weren’t doing much so we switched to brown and black and blue ring tail worms and put @8 fishing in the boat in @45 minutes. See you out there again soon and thanks for all the info????
Walleyemark1
5/31/2022 7:28:51 AMPeter, I noticed you heading back up; glad to hear you caught a few more. I was trying to show my buddy a few of the places we normally fish at this time of year and this water level. He is new to walleye fishing and I was showing him how to use the current to have the best presentation while jigging. Changing colors and styles of plastics throughout the day can be critical to being successful. My boat is always littered with numerous grub/swimbait carcasses as I try to figure out what color is working that day/time of day.
Part-Time
6/3/2022 6:22:48 PMMark, I would love to get a chance just to see your LITTERED boat. Can't say for sure what has been holding me back but I sure appreciate your reports as an encouragement to get after them. Keep it up.
Walleyemark1
6/3/2022 8:00:27 PMPart-time, lots of watermelon and motor oil red flake grubs plus different types of perch swimbaits lately. I mainly use red and black colored jig heads. 3/8 oz is the weight I have been using all spring. First thing in the morning a chrome blade bait can also be very affective.