(06-17-2021, 08:57 PM)Farmboat Wrote: My wife and I got on the water and started fishing by 6:20 am.
As happened last trip not a bite for the first hour even though we were marking plenty of fish.
Stayed with crankbaits in #5 &7 trying multiple colors and depths. I dont know if the fish just turned on or if the color did the trick but we started catching multiple species on a perch colored glass rap and when that slowed went to a fire tiger shad rap.
All said and done we pulled off the water by 12:30 PM with a total count of 8 walleye most were small, 3 wipers that were between 4.2 and 4.7 pounds and 4 channel cats that were also in the 4 pound range.
We also talked to who I believe was Tin can as per name on the boat and Doitall at the cleaning station. Both were great to share info.
![[Image: 20210617-070958.jpg]](https://i.postimg.cc/Lg3nMG8f/20210617-070958.jpg)
![[Image: 20210617-103822.jpg]](https://i.postimg.cc/23QqvL76/20210617-103822.jpg)
My son and i were on the water at willard the same time this morning coming in from the North Marina. It was slow but we managed to boat our limit of eyes by 1030 only one small eye (15 inches) the rest went from 17 1/2 to 23 inches all on flicker shad. No fisherman in the area we fished which was nice. The largest eye went 3.32. Havent been catching many wipers which is fine with me. We did manage two perch largest being 12 1/2 inches.