bettie anne

If you still have medium action rods, I will take them.

I would have to say that you should be fishing out toward the open lake. Some where by the head of pt. peninsula by the double boat house, middle shoal, infront of hidden harbor, istmus or as far as fox island. When the water temps heat up most the fish are long gone out of the bays. I have been fishing for these walleyes since i was 15 yrs old and my grandfather was one of the fist people to start trolling for them. The walleyes up there are not like most walleyes elsewhere, they are a breed of their own, always moving. Fish are probly anywhere from 20-60 fow and they are soon probly going to want the summer baits with more action, reef runner, coton cordels, ect. with a much longer lead up to 250ft. and the in line planer boards out as far as 150-200 ft. from the boat. I hope this might help you out and i hope to be up there soon.

We fished between the ismus and the head of point peinsula and picked up a few eyes and a couple browns. Bigest eye was 10 lb and bigest brwn about the same. There was a ton of weeds in the water which made it real tough but the graph was showing tons of bait and fish so we stuck it out. I would have to say that the fish are there and you have to stick it out until they turn on, witch some times seems to be in the afternoon up there. We picked the eyes between 28 ft and 52 fow. We caught them on the same baits that you would use earlier in the season, but with much longer leads. Good luc and its nice to see some people post reports for that area, since i dont get up there as much as i would like and it seems nobody wants to share any info when it comes to walleyes. Pass it on !!!

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