how is fishing in buffalo

[Wackyracer]

Boxed 8 yesterday and dropped one lifting it out of the water (should have used the Net) off the Catt. 72 FOW. dipsy's with harnesses, All fish were small nice eaters. Last time out, pulled all walleye gear off the boat, ready for some perching.

wackyracer maybe you could post a picture of the harness hook rigging you say works so good.

Here is an older video from Ross showing the hooks and how to tie them....He uses different leader material now (20# Seaguar Blue Label) then what he recommends in this older video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmVU06nSHf8

Also when reeling in keep the tip of the pole up high, do not pump it...I see a lot of fisherman pumping the pole (I was guilty of that until Ross set me straight) ....that takes the tension off the line and then you may loose the fish.

This treble hook on the bottom: Gamakatsu Round Bend Treble Size #6 (47107-25)

The single hook above is a: Gamakatsu Octopus Hooks (Red) #2 I believe this is the model but not positive (02310-25) the -25 indicates a 25 pack

[Anchor Wheel]

Here is an older video from Ross showing the hooks and how to tie them....He uses different leader material now (Seaguar Blue Label) then what he recommends in this older video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmVU06nSHf8

Also when reeling in keep the tip of the pole up high, do not pump it...I see a lot of fisherman pumping the pole (I was guilty of that until Ross set me straight) ....that takes the tension off the line and then you may loose the fish.

This treble hook on the bottom: Gamakatsu Round Bend Treble Size #6 (47107-25)

The single hook above is a: Gamakatsu Octopus Hooks (Red) #2 I believe this is the model but not positive (02310-25) the -25 indicates a 25 pack

Like you I'm also a firm believer in rod tip high and never pump the rod. thanks for the info.

[Wackyracer]

Like you I'm also a firm believer in rod tip high and never pump the rod. thanks for the info.

If you don't have it get the book "Walleye trolling" Ross Robertson helped write it. Loads of info in it with tons of pictures and illustrations.

Here is nice article Ross just wrote on late summer early fall walleye fishing http://www.scout.com/outdoors/wired2...es-in-the-fall