Geneva as promised.

[Dr.Ed]

Yesterday, after hearing fish were being taken on inline spinners, I dug up some single Colorado blade harnesses and went to an area I was told was productive but I was not to tell where this pot of gold was so all I can say is I went deeper and farther east from where I was fishing before and increased the leads to 90' to 120' and I caught fish. I also lost 2 really nice ones just out of reach of the net.

Here is a fish story that sounds too good to be true but trust me it happened yesterday to me and I am still smiling. As most of you know, I run Church Walleye boards and as I was trolling north at 1.8 mph one of the boards took an awesome hit. So hard that the 20 lb XT Trilene line broke leaving my board floating back 100'+ and rapidly disappearing from site. I quickly put an icon marker on the location on my new Lowrance Elite 7 HDI and we proceeded to pull all the lines and do a 180. By now that board is out of site many 100's of yards to the south. Using the trail on the plotter screen I had no trouble finding the board and netting it. To my surprise, the 120' lead was still attached to the clip release on the board and as I started a hand over hand retrieve, another surprise. The fish was still hooked and with due diligence I slowly brought the walleye to my net along with my 40 Jet and lure. 8 lb. 27 in. I still don't believe it.