05-12-2009, 12:14 AM
Well I had some plan changes today that freed up my day to hit Willard. I still had to take my daughter to daycare so I could not make a typical TD launch. I hit the ramp at about 8:00 am. It was beautiful, calm and not a whisper of wind .. woo hoo. Got geared up and started to kick out and try for some Crappie along the north side of the marina. It had not been to long until i figured out I did not place my bottom tie down on the rod rack, so back in I go to fix it.
Now everything is tied down so back out I go. I head across the marina and fish along the brush and nothing. I sitll do not have sonar on the tube since it is on my boat so I just a keep kickin and a prospecting. I get over to the private dock and start to drift pass them and my little boober takes a dip, i swing and fell a little weight on the end... fish on. She was not big but respectable. So I turn around and make another pass, and what do you know Blam there it goes again.
I ended the day with 4 total all came on chartreuse tubes with red flake and silver heads. I was fishing a slip bobber about 5 feet up and all hit with some movement not just dead stick.
Left at 2 after my right foot was full of water, I found that I have a leek just behind my knee. talked to a couple of guys that had been out hunting the Wipers and they said they got nada. I asked them what the water temps were like and they said they saw 59 degrees out in the bay.
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Now everything is tied down so back out I go. I head across the marina and fish along the brush and nothing. I sitll do not have sonar on the tube since it is on my boat so I just a keep kickin and a prospecting. I get over to the private dock and start to drift pass them and my little boober takes a dip, i swing and fell a little weight on the end... fish on. She was not big but respectable. So I turn around and make another pass, and what do you know Blam there it goes again.
I ended the day with 4 total all came on chartreuse tubes with red flake and silver heads. I was fishing a slip bobber about 5 feet up and all hit with some movement not just dead stick.
Left at 2 after my right foot was full of water, I found that I have a leek just behind my knee. talked to a couple of guys that had been out hunting the Wipers and they said they got nada. I asked them what the water temps were like and they said they saw 59 degrees out in the bay.
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