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Wow I didnt expect the fishing to be so tough this weekend. We really struggled to get some fish in the box. I thought the weekend was.gonna be on fire.. But I was way off.. I finally.got them going sunday afternoon.. I was so glad to see some doubles and triples coming in... its about time they got hungry... I caught them on 2 oz weight with a worm harnesses back 20 to 40 feet in the deep flats off the reef complex at 1.5 mph.
We were gonna go jig by A-can and cast just north. Got over there and it was chocolate milk and 3+ footers. HD wife and daughter so that wasn't gonna fly. Went back to protection of the islands. Casted and got 2. Then put on the Skipper9 rigs and picked a few perch. I pulled my Skipper9 rig up off the bottom and put it in a rod holder to go set the anchor alarm. My son yelled Dad, your pole is bending. Pulled a 26"er on a Skipper9 rig. Would have been a fun day if the waves were less. Always afraid to get momma out in them waves. She may get shell shocked and not go back out. lol
Yes it was tough fishing indeed but always nice to fish along with Jim the Eyehunter and Walleytogo Greg. Thanks guys for your help.
Definitely a tough morning Saturday on the Eyehunter, however 6 BIG fish for the day for our crew weighing 41lbs at the cleaner isn't bad! First fish of the day went 29-1/2" to my buddy which was his first first walleye ever. Thanks again Jim and Sean for a great day of fishing!