Smallies and Perch and Eyes on Weds.

[skipper9]

Yea, just a hair to early. The bait fish Are not here yet.. very soon. Lake temp dropping fast ruggles will ne hot for smalies soon.. the eyes are not there yet.. we will see them soon at the 35/30 line. About 8 more degrees and the fall fishing will be on. As far as perch between 6. And 8 miles north of vermilion should be on fire.

[Snook]

Is this the Captain Jim that we spoke to on cell's back in late June--you talked to Rick Hyman a number of times re how far back to run his 40 jets--I think came up with 80 and 110. Anyway, thanks for imput-weather suppose to be bright sun and low of 46 and high of 64 on Thurs, our main fishing day--very chilly morning but water temps still preety high. In a perfect world sounds like last week of September would be perfect time, but any further thooughts re Weds evening (we are going to start fishing around 3 pm) and all day Thursday.. Re the 6-8 miles north of Vermillon for perch, is it worth it re the size, don't want to run out there and catch a bunch of 6-8 inches--want the 10-12 inches and higher. And approx how far out from shore is the 35/30 line?

[skipper9]

You will be catching an honest fat 9.5 inch perch average.

[ReelTime]

So far they are calling for anywhere from 4 to 7 foot waves Tuesday and Wednesday.

[Snook]

So what is everyone new thinking for waves and wind on Weds and Thurs this week--does NOT look good but next weekend looks great--the water should be clear by then. Anybody seeing any Walleyese over the reef yet.?

[Snook]

BTW--what is best website for Western Lake wave expectations for Weds/Thurs???

[wakina]

I don't know about wave size but here is a good site for wind forecast. This site is for Marblehead but is usually good from Toledo to Vermillion. It is usually more accurate than NOAA, but you have guess at the wave size.

http://www.iwindsurf.com/windandwher...hs&regionID=95