Sat. 5/26 Sun. 5/27 report

[ReelTime]

Fished both days with my wife, three sons, and my dad. Two great days of fishing.

Saturday:
Left ramp at 6:30 a.m. Fished east of D and Niagara. Pulled spoons on one side and wormburners on the other. Started picking them right away. Storm moved in so we tucked in a bit and ate some lunch. picked at them all day. Crew was wore out at 4:00 and we ended with 31 walleye and a few short throw backs.

Sunday:
Started back early in the morning in same area as Saturday. Very slow pick. Trolled west to inside of the cans. Tip from a very good friend put us on the honey hole and it was on! Steady pick with several triples and a few quadrups and got our 36 for a boat limit. Spoons and Tru Trip 40's 30 to 34 back 2.3 to 2.5. Nicer grade of fish with only 1 throw back.

By the way the weather man missed it again. That 8 to 12 mph wind picked up to like 25 mph and we finished in easy 4 footers.

A big thanks and shout out to Skipper9 for all the help.

[walleye2go]

Nice job Wes!

[CAPTBRIAN]

Saw your boat one morning at a n j bait when i went by. Nice job

[wakina]

Got to meet Wes for the first time last Sat evening/afternoon I can't remember the time, ReelTime was just leaving the ramp area at Beef Creek Marina for the evening. His family looked a bit tired and definatley hungry so I did not keep him. Real nice fella who shared his "how program" and "where Program" with out being asked.

Reel Time is a class act that we should all be proud to share this wonderful site with!!

[skipper9]

Fished both days with my wife, three sons, and my dad. Two great days of fishing.

Saturday:
Left ramp at 6:30 a.m. Fished east of D and Niagara. Pulled spoons on one side and wormburners on the other. Started picking them right away. Storm moved in so we tucked in a bit and ate some lunch. picked at them all day. Crew was wore out at 4:00 and we ended with 31 walleye and a few short throw backs.

Sunday:
Started back early in the morning in same area as Saturday. Very slow pick. Trolled west to inside of the cans. Tip from a very good friend put us on the honey hole and it was on! Steady pick with several triples and a few quadrups and got our 36 for a boat limit. Spoons and Tru Trip 40's 30 to 34 back 2.3 to 2.5. Nicer grade of fish with only 1 throw back.

By the way the weather man missed it again. That 8 to 12 mph wind picked up to like 25. mph and we finished in easy 4 footers.

A big thanks and shout out to Skipper9 for all the help.

Hey wes can I get the phone number of the friend of yours with that honey hole ? I wish I knew a place like that!!!

[walleye2go]

Lol!.......

[skipper9]

Lol!.......

Lol!!! I guess Wes didn't find it funny...

[ReelTime]

Lol!!! I guess Wes didn't find it funny...

Just now reading the replies. Sure I'd be glad to give you his number...

800-754-7737
800-SKI-PPER LOL!

Thanks again buddy. I owe you.

[ReelTime]

Got to meet Wes for the first time last Sat evening/afternoon I can't remember the time, ReelTime was just leaving the ramp area at Beef Creek Marina for the evening. His family looked a bit tired and definatley hungry so I did not keep him. Real nice fella who shared his "how program" and "where Program" with out being asked.

Reel Time is a class act that we should all be proud to share this wonderful site with!!

Awe shucks man... Was nice meeting you too. Always good to put a face with a name.
Yeah...tired and hungry we were. Went to the house and cleaned fish before dinner. Took the family to the Mexican restaurant and we ate like a bunch of starved hogs!