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    Quote Originally Posted by crappie_hunter15 View Post
    Nice well I'm going to give the walleye a try tomorrow. They were hot at banner creek earlier this week. I had around 50-60 one evening but not a single keeper. Its fun to catch them but occasionally you'd like to bring something home for your efforts.

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    Thanks Brian I actually just pulled off. Wind was bad or could have caught then all day long. Ton of shorts for me all over the lake had 3 keepers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crappie_hunter15 View Post
    Thanks Brian I actually just pulled off. Wind was bad or could have caught then all day long. Ton of shorts for me all over the lake had 3 keepers.

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    Sorry for the late reply, been on vacation for the past few days, but I did go out last Thursday evening along the dam. The white bass were biting ok but the size was rather small compared to previous years, maybe 10 inch fish was the average. They were biting right at dusk. I did get lucky and caught a nice wiper on a jerkbait right at dusk as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DuckHuntingUSA View Post
    Mid lake off hard breaks 23 to 32fow. 21 down off the wire with the traps. Throwing 6" swimbaits down the lower edge of the break. Getting bit on every cast for about 45 minutes till the trolling motor started getting into the battery. Got kinda wild in the big waves, doubling every pass, tripling when I could get 3 out. Big fun, real good fish.
    Did you get any pictures? I want to see the size of these wipers you speak of. And yea if you could get into a school of them the action could be fast and furious.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cy912 View Post
    Did you get any pictures? I want to see the size of these wipers you speak of. And yea if you could get into a school of them the action could be fast and furious.
    Our average Wiper ranges from 5-7 lbs. Last night we had three in about 20 minutes all between 5-6 lbs. I personally don't target Wipers unless I have clients out. But they always manage to show up when I'm Walleye fishing and often become a nuisance when doubling and tripling up, I've just caught too many cookie cutters. I guess I'm jaded. But again, always fun on guide trips. Here are just a few samplings.

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    Brian
    What baits do you use to target wipers?
    I usually troll with stick baits at various depths along channels.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spine guy View Post
    Brian
    What baits do you use to target wipers?
    I usually troll with stick baits at various depths along channels.
    Some days it doesn't matter what you throw at them. Generally if I'm targeting Wipers for clients, we'll troll #6 Flicker Shads until we find an active school. I'll drop a waypoint and go right back to the spot and grab jigging rods with anything from a small 4" swimbait to a Berkley Twitchtail minnow. But, often times they just want to chase and won't touch anything but a crank moving anywhere from 2.5-3 mph. On Tuesday I was throwing a Rippin Rap (for Walleye), and the Wiper were SMOKING it on slack line ripping it on and off the bottom. With that said, jigging spoons can always be really fun in a school of them too.
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    Thanks. I very much appreciate the information.
    I've been trolling at ~1.5mph so I guess I'll try speeding up a little
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spine guy View Post
    Thanks. I very much appreciate the information.
    I've been trolling at ~1.5mph so I guess I'll try speeding up a little
    That's a great middle speed for 'eyes, but with the increasing water temps those Wiper will want to chase. Make sure those rods are secure and get ready for that drag to scream!
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