fished north of the end of river raisin in 22 fow, 1.5 inline weght, ran 1.to 1.5 mph on harness. from from 8am to 12. 2 man limit
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fished north of the end of river raisin in 22 fow, 1.5 inline weght, ran 1.to 1.5 mph on harness. from from 8am to 12. 2 man limit
Nice job ! The wife and i didn't fair all that well yesterday. Though we fished there for a couple hours in 23 f.o.w. we only got 1 walter but some giant sheeps. Went further north in 27 f.o.w. and got 5 but the boat traffic kept us from hitting our waypoints most of the time. No floating weeds to the north and out deeper. Fermi was pretty much unfishable with all the floating weeds. The alge bloom is starting.
fished with my son we tryed fishing high in the water column 15 to 20 back behind board it we slow but caught mostly eyes my son got board and put his line 35 to 40 feet behind boards and got some monster sheep head.
always enjoyable to get out with my kids:)
We fished higher than you. All the walleye came at 15 to 18 back 1oz at 1 mph. Everything we ran deeper was junk fish. Tried faster, nothing but junk fish.
Good job! Fished with my fimaly er tryed fishing high in the water column 10 to 20 back behind board it we slow but caught
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Ebijack. Stated 15 to 18 ft back..I'm new this year so here is a stupid question..lol is that total line out then hook onto planer ..or would that be hit botttom then add 15 or 18 thanks guys ..sorry for being a pain in the a..
That is the distance from the lure to where you clip it on to the planner board or planner line.Quote:
Originally Posted by fish/n/chics
Thanks skipper9
Not a stupid question to me. I was wondering myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by fish/n/chics
Let me clarify if you are using a diving device than it would be from the diving device (jet, Dipsy, weight ect.)to the planner board or planner line. If you guys have questions call me... Don't waist fme on the water not catching. 614.327.7144. Thks JimQuote:
Originally Posted by skipper9
I plan to do a walk-on with you as soon as our schedules match. Keep posting any walk-ons you have brother.
One phone call to you and I learned 10 times over what I knew before.
Yep, no stupid questions. But this does bring up a very good point. If you go out on your own trying to put everything together. It could take you years to learn and put to use alot of the info posted ( been there done that). Some think it is too expensive to take a learning charter. But in the long run, you'll take years off your learning curve and catch that many more fish and the $$$ you spend to learn on your own would cost you alot more. You don't have to deal with boat control ( that's a whole other learning curve) and can consentrate on learning setting boards, lines etc etc . How , why etc etc.