Walleye Nov 17, great day on the lake

3 man limit from 9 to 2. Ended up about 5 miles straight out the mouth, started with bandits 140 to 40. For us the higher program was pulling fish, even though chatter on the radio sounded like others were doing good below 100.

3 fish over 26, 3 about 16, the other fish were a nice mix in the middle with most being around 22.

Djs bick or beat, and ib frozen, and boseman producing, but hot color was factory color purple mist.

Had 2 shorts returned to get bigger, 2 pull backs got off, one sunk the board when it hit, had 5 or 6 very large white bass. Had terrific marks in the 30 to 35 ft just could not get our stuff down there. If anyone knows a snap weight combo of ft and weight that puts a bandit in that range I would love to know it

Very busy and fun day, especially when 4 of 6 boards hook up in a 30 second period, nothing like pulling in a quad and tripping over fish.

Thanks for the info from JBD's Regina Marie and jeepdude64. A combo of both your informstion put us right on the fish. Maybe thanksgiving weekend will let us get out again

I'm assuming the mouth of Huron river ?

Correct, was planning on heading out a few miles farther but ran across great marks starting in 38ft, fish moved out as the day went on

We fished same area Thursday also.Got our 18 fish from 11-3:30.Biggest about 7lbs.Was in 42fow.Best program was RR in green or purple at 120 and 100 without weight.Caught some fish early on bandits 80 and 100 with 2 oz but they turned off and higher RR caught rest of fish.Last hour we really slowed down catching.Speed 1.4,-1.8.

Our speeds were 1.7 to 2.2. We had baits early down to 140, took 1 short toss back at 140, a white bass at 100, we had out downrigger up and from 20 to 35 with no luck deeper, all bandits.

Hopefully after the blow the fish stay put