how is fishing in buffalo

**fishkiller16** · 06-07-2012, 06:19 PM

They sure did.

**captainjoe** · 06-08-2012, 09:42 AM

Good luck to everyone in the Tournament. Have a safe one also. Gonna be a little windy tonight & tomorrow.

**orangediablo** · 06-08-2012, 12:48 PM

Launched this morning at SBH, worked sticks, harnesses and spoons in front of windmills in 35-42ft for about 2 hours in 3 footers...

Had a good number of marks though.

**fishkiller16** · 06-08-2012, 06:01 PM

We will be going out of sturgeon all week my boat is moored on the gas dock stop down in the evening to say hi. I should be staying on the boat all week. Cold Coors lights are always welcome...lol.

**NateD** · 06-08-2012, 10:15 PM

Hello everyone, I am a new to this site but appreciate all of the great info that is here! It is always nice when people are willing to share tips with beginners like me.

I started fishing more for walleye last year, and between work and having a young family I am grateful for the several times I am able to get out each spring and summer. I know this is much less than many here, but I am learning and am glad for the times I have been able to get a walleye to the boat. Hoping for more opportunities in the years ahead.

I see many here are SWA members. My son has the kid membership, and I have been meaning to get to a meeting and join myself. Good to know there are already a number of you here!

I did manage to get out today, working harnesses off bottom bouncers out in front of the windmills mostly in 30-40 fow, but like orangediablo said there wasn't much doing- just a sheephead! It was wishful thinking that the wind and waves might have been a bit less, but we also called it quits after a couple of hours.

**walleyerick** · 06-08-2012, 11:19 PM

Hey fishkiller, us amater fishermen would appreciate any reports and locations if you find any walleye. I remember that walleye are a school fish. Dis they all graduate and move out of town ?