03-19-2011, 03:05 PM
[quote TubeDude][cool][#0000ff]Re: the Willard Bay inlet channel:[/#0000ff]
[#0000ff][#211d1e][size 2][#211d1e][size 2] • CLOSED March 1 through 6 a.m. on the last Saturday of April.
[/size][/#211d1e][/size][/#211d1e][/#0000ff] [#0000ff]. . . spawning activity unless there is some wind and waves to aerate the eggs. . . [/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Knowledgeable walleye anglers don't cancel a trip when there is the forecast for wind. They just go to the sloppiest stretch of rocks and go for the gusto . . . [/#0000ff][/quote]
Thanks for that. Need to DL the new proclamation.
So that counts from the marker buoy on back, but the marina and area in front of the buoy-inlet is fair game?
So that being the case - put on a Worf Voice
" Today is a GOOD day for Walleye"
Don't know about down your way, but it is windy as a Day with Dorothy in Kansas! Been whipping all night. Just not sure if I'm ready to face the cold wet waves in my lil' tug!
Bet I'll bet it's working some wonders on our rotting ice covers. Might just hit some rivers today - less chance of getting blown away. But I could imaging WIllards shores frothing in this weather - from what you describe (cougar... hah).
[#0000ff][#211d1e][size 2][#211d1e][size 2] • CLOSED March 1 through 6 a.m. on the last Saturday of April.
[/size][/#211d1e][/size][/#211d1e][/#0000ff] [#0000ff]. . . spawning activity unless there is some wind and waves to aerate the eggs. . . [/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Knowledgeable walleye anglers don't cancel a trip when there is the forecast for wind. They just go to the sloppiest stretch of rocks and go for the gusto . . . [/#0000ff][/quote]
Thanks for that. Need to DL the new proclamation.
So that counts from the marker buoy on back, but the marina and area in front of the buoy-inlet is fair game?
So that being the case - put on a Worf Voice
" Today is a GOOD day for Walleye"
Don't know about down your way, but it is windy as a Day with Dorothy in Kansas! Been whipping all night. Just not sure if I'm ready to face the cold wet waves in my lil' tug!
Bet I'll bet it's working some wonders on our rotting ice covers. Might just hit some rivers today - less chance of getting blown away. But I could imaging WIllards shores frothing in this weather - from what you describe (cougar... hah).