Here's the program for big walleye and lots of them!

**skipper9** · 03-31-2014, 03:29 PM

Welcome to the site dirty chopper

**DIRTY COPPER** · 03-31-2014, 07:22 PM

THANKS! skipper9,I've read a lot of your reports. I posted a Q on another post but I'll ask you? What do you know about wormburner's I know it's a spoon with a leader but how do you make one.

**Madd Matt** · 03-31-2014, 07:59 PM

Originally Posted by DIRTY COPPER

WHAT"s up

first timeon the form. I've been fishing on like erie for 15years now. I've not made a report before,because by the time I get home,I'm sure thebite has changed.I'm repling to MAD MATT'Sreport about sharing information. My buddy and I come up once mabe twice a year for a week. We go the 1st or 2nd week in may. Of late we've been renting a camper at east harbor s.p,not bad! I also live in Athens and know about the 4.5hr.drive. I would like to hear from you MAD MATTand maybe get together,I'm retired now,and have more time and would like to fish more. I check this site every day.

Hey, Dirty Copper, give me a ring. 740-591-5507 Maybe you know who I am, Athens is kinda small... My Real name is Matt Gaiser

-Matt

**skipper9** · 03-31-2014, 08:06 PM

Originally Posted by DIRTY COPPER

THANKS! skipper9,I've read a lot of your reports. I posted a Q on another post but I'll ask you? What do you know about wormburner's I know it's a spoon with a leader but how do you make one.

Here is a picture of one

**ebijack** · 04-01-2014, 05:05 AM

There are quite a few different versions of "worm burners" around. After trying many versions, these are the one's I make/use. I should be out there with Sportmampo a few times this year. And you wont hear me talking sports at all.

**skipper9** · 04-01-2014, 05:06 AM

Fyi. I do not use these worm burners until after the water temp hits around 55 degrees. As a rule of thumb it is hard to catch walleye on a worm until the water temp is somewhere around 55 degrees.. In my humble opinion. .

**ebijack** · 04-01-2014, 05:11 AM

I'm with Skipper9, except I run both cranks and worms at 53 degree's. There are day's where it can make all the difference. I proved that to "the Migrator" (Dennis) many years ago.

**tpcowfish** · 04-01-2014, 12:51 PM

I see skipper 9 uses treble on trailer hook, is that the better option? Grew up on the shore of the western basin. Been fishing it since I can remember. Not really a troller, jigs. And casting, but nothing wrong with it, and always willing to learn more tricks, moved back out here, go out of county ramp, or Meinke west. Run a 19' Crestliner super hawk. My hat is off to skipper 9 for all I've read on here is good stuff. Fishing has changed over the years, so I still consider myself a rookie, good luck to all and be safe, Tim

**TROPHYTIME** · 04-01-2014, 12:55 PM

I would not take your boat up yet. It is not worth sinking it due to a chunk of ice. Everyone is biting at the bit to get out, but is better to be safe. A life is worth more than a fish. The fish will still be there when the ice is gone.

**DIRTY COPPER** · 04-01-2014, 01:07 PM

WHAT'S UP! Thanks guys

I have seen the ones skipper 9 show, but the ones ebijack showed were the ones Ihad Q's about. Most had the treble hooks. I was also looking to see if you used wire mono. Over the years I have learned how to tie a mean wormharness