Good to see that you got out of the house. We're you fishing the north or south end of the lake? I'm sure that walleye was fun on you crappie pole. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ragnar
Hope you daughter is recovering well.
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Good to see that you got out of the house. We're you fishing the north or south end of the lake? I'm sure that walleye was fun on you crappie pole. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ragnar
Hope you daughter is recovering well.
Speed up for warm water..
Thanks, I'll try that.Quote:
Originally Posted by shane
Shane, would you go 3 mph???
that and faster all the time...
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Thanks Tim. Northside. And she is gaining slowly every week :cheers2
Shane, what types of lures do you troll with? We used to have decent luck pulling white or chartreuse bombers at 3-3.5 mph at Melvern but this year it has not been productive.Quote:
Originally Posted by shane
I am always looking for new ideas! :biggrin
The Flicker Shads are a personal favorite. Seem to run very true right off the shelf at many different speeds. Echoing Shane's thought, most days in the summer you can't pull em fast enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by crappieslinger
I was back out there Saturday morning with my crew. Found a couple walleye but the wipers were just were I left them a week ago and willing to play. Speeding up to 3+mph did seem to help them from just knocking around the crankbaits but still several got off on the way to the boat. Ended up with about 10 wipers, with only a couple not over 21, and one bonus 28in catfish. By lunch time my wife was ready to go since her arms and hands were getting sore from fighting the wipers. :fish
Very nice weather for July in Kansas, 60deg when we got on the water, would of been a short trip if I didn't have jackets in the boat for the kids.
Thanks for the info!