05-06-2022, 01:15 PM
(05-06-2022, 12:16 AM)Farmboat Wrote: My wife and I also decided to give Willard a try and were able to land 4 walleye. No real size to them as they ranged from 14 to 16 inches. All were caught on number 5 flicker shads dragging them 60 feet behind the boat at 1.6 to 1.8 mph. The fish we caught were about 100 yards south east of the light pole.
Now for the best part of the trip, as Tin Can stated above we were the ones that parked behind him at the dumpster (Farm Boat) and while getting the boats back on the trailers to leave we had a great conversation with him and look forward to more conversations in the future.
We always enjoy meeting new people and sharing a few fishing notes and stories so if you see the red and white Crestliner with farm boat on the side don't hesitate to say hello and if nothing else we can probably tell you what didn't work that day.
Good to hear you and your wife did good, this time of the year before the walleye catching really takes off, finding a location where they are biting is the key, then staying on them. Some days you can spend a lot of time locating those active fish but once you find them I believe having a GPS really helps put more fish in the boat.