walleye at the nut

**Prime Time 2** · 09-04-2013, 05:39 AM

Was pulling dipsy with renowski on 1 @ 90 and 3 @140, riggers with spoons at 46 - 50, On the boards was lead core 5,6,7 color also mono and braid with 4 or 5 oz @ 50' than 150 and on the board clip, all with reefs and renowski, The new boat name is Reel overtime and Ill share info with anyone who will share forward, we are all there to catch fish and have fun, I had my wife, daughter, her friend, buddy Joe and his son, we had several triple and quad hook ups, It was like a circus at times but all had fun, no we did not catch limits, didn't need to and I even shared, gave a walleye filet to an older guy at the camp ground for his family's supper as he watched us clean them, Lake Erie is great, good luck to all and hope I can get up one more time.

**butcherman** · 09-04-2013, 10:52 AM

Hey prime time thanks for the info we need more people sharing I'm hoping to get up this weekend and I'll post my report if I do

**skinny5382** · 09-04-2013, 11:31 AM

Originally Posted by butcherman

get up this weekend and I'll post my report if I do

I'm in!
We have the boat all put back together and will pick the best day (Sat or Sun) to do our fishing. Will post results.
Cooler temps heading our way so gettem while ya can.

**jig** · 09-04-2013, 10:26 PM

Primetime you using planer board releases with that leadcore

**Prime Time 2** · 09-05-2013, 01:55 AM

Yes, have a big board set-up and use the weldon release but with rubber bands to connect them to the line, depending on the day and waves its a red or light brown rubber band. we check often like every 20 min or so to make sure there is no junk dragging but with plugs, speed is usually at 2.0-2.4 and to fast for white bass.at least with running plugs it seams to be less junk, Our leadcore rods have 50' leaders and mono backing, so when you let them out all leader, leadcore, than another 50'-75'and clip to board line.