05-29-2020, 03:49 AM
(05-29-2020, 02:39 AM)PACKFAN Wrote:(05-29-2020, 01:56 AM)TubeDude Wrote:We haven't caught any that big, I sure hope they are turning those big gals back to the water. we sailed passed you this morning on our way back toward the North marina about 10 or so we were in search of catfish this morning, we played with the walleye yesterday, lots of boats on the water this morning.(05-29-2020, 12:18 AM)Freakyfisherman Wrote: Nice work Pat. Let me know when you want to float Deer creek again. I will be launching there at 630 ish tomorrow morning to kick around in the tube from the Charleston launch. The horse head that appears in the snow on the back of Timpanogas is now visible, which means the walleye bite should be on now.Word has it that those "in the know" have already been scoring lotsa walleyes...up to 28". But they ain't bottom bouncing out on the flats. Not sure Deer Creek is on my dance card for the next little while. But I'm sure that my masochistic side will see me making the journey over to Starvation by July. Maybe we can meet up again.
Gabe
The guys that have been doing well are seasoned wallie whackers. They believe in keeping the smaller fish for the table and releasing the big spawner mamas. And, lest there be any misunderstanding, they ain't gettin' all that many bigguns. Good to hear you are getting out and practicing some unsocial distancing with the fishies. Hope Lady B. is doing well.