We got there about 4 in the afternoon. Didn't have to wait very long for a ramp but I could tell it had been a zoo earlier, as trailers were parked on the grass.
We headed NE from the lighthouse. Saw marks at about 43 fow and put down our 6 lines there.
2 bandits at 90 and 120 unassisted. 2 smaller cranks with 2oz weights: 40/40 to 60/60. One of the small cranks was a tan hot-n-tot I had been wanting to try. And we had a black spoon and a brown/green spoon behind tru-trips. They were anywhere from 45 to 70 feet back. All lines caught.
We only had about 2 or 3 hours of daylight to work with and it wasn't looking very encouraging. After 90 minutes we had only caught 2 white bass.
But once the sun set, we got a few walleyes. Just nice eater size. When it was too dark to see the planer boards, we reeled up - and there were 3 more walleyes. That was fun.
So 6 eyes in under 3 hours. That's pretty good for us.