Smat64

Good catch. (Either way) 8/15.


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Fished 5:30-8PM

Rough water for a small boat

Fished 30-100' fow

8 for 10 all browns

2 riggers spoons and 2 dipseys FF

One brown ~60' on the way out to 100', waves just got bigger and bigger so we turned back in.

About to go to the beach with the waves and then

Got a double, landed both

Then a triple which we dropped two. Pretty wild for 2 guys (one new to trolling), a small boat and the waves

wonder bread was best but didn't change much. its was my friends 1st pick and it killed

We had a great time.

Thanks for all the info on Browns!

Looks like they got the new structure on the map. Not sure why its not yellow.


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any luck out there? looking to get out this afternoon as long as the waves hold off.

congrats!

Watch out those salmon get addictive. Nice fishing.


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Contacted navionics about the new breakwall and this was their reply. Pretty sweet turn around.




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All reports are better than none.


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Sounds like a nice day.

Glad you got in before that storm. Sounded like a good one.

Looks like a wild tuna fish dragging

What did the scale say


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nice work, thanks for the report! Can't wait to get out and nice to see fishing inside.

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Have had good luck with ebay refurbished ipads. So far

If you are far away from wifi signals my wifi iPad pro doesn’t give me gps position


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I use a wifi only ipad and connect to my fish finder through sonar server to get depth, speed and location.


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Thanks for the info. Looks nice and easy to use.


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I left you a message

2 rigger and 2 dipsey has been all we need this year. We have a small boat.

When it is slow we let out the copper down the chute.

This is what happens when a salmon hit a dipsey and takes it into the copper and then lets go. 1/2 hr later of untwisting in the drive way, i still cut 40’ of copper off. Just think about a ff twisting up another line even if each rod is being reeled in.




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Going good! Keep the pictures coming.

Did you buy new drain hole bulk heads?

Here is picture of the top plate covering my transom. It isn’t cut like yours.

IMG_0045.HEIC


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Click on the map anywhere in the lake.



Once it refreshes go to hourly weather graph on your phone or click the graph under the map on a computer.




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this is from NOAA for the open lake near Wilson. NOAA 1' = 2' waves to me.

I think NOAA reads wave height 1/2 of what we think or heigh from mean/average flat level.

Like if you were standing on a dock at water level. a NOAA 1 foot wave would hit your shine 1' high, then the trough would be 1' below the dock. we wold call that 2 footers.

not totally sure about the above but NOAA 1ft can be hell for 16' boat and very dangerous if you need to get off the lake quick or it gets worse quickly.

I like wind <10mph and less than NOAA 1ft. <5mph east or north. this is for 12-24 hrs before too.

Ive been putting off my 1976 16 starcraft Jupiter transom. Looks very similar. Keep the posts going.

Did you look into not cutting the top plate off?


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Sounds like fun.

Keep weighing them in!


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If you can get out just before sun rise your lines probably wont be in the water long enough for fleas. We were 2 for 4 by 5:40am last sat.

The inside afternoon bite has been much slower for us.


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