Chaumont bay , black river bay

[fishon]

Looking at making trip up that way this weekend. Any updates for eyes? My little one wants to go. So might try for perch bite. Any info would help. Bullheads in still? Thanks Joel

[starcraftloaded]

Eyes are here, should be good providing the weather cooperates, I went this past Sunday in a monsoon, was tough controlling boat, we caught a mix of walleyes, smallmouths and pike, quit at 10:00.....couldn't take it anymore and were frozen, lol.....all the usual walleye hotspots should have fish, NOAH is forcasting a northeast wind that I usually don't like, but that could change. Good luck, hope the little guy has a great time, there is no better feeling than sharing your favorite passion with your children!!

[fishon]

Thanks

[Kevin J Legg]

Starcraftloaded,

Was wondering if you were fishing in the 35-50 fow range? Also wondering if they are hitting sticks, deep divers, harnesses, or spoons?

Edited June 3, 2015 by Kevin J Legg

[starcraftloaded]

I was fishing sticks, covering the top 14' of the water columne. Used a mix of bombers, Smithwicks and huskys

[EsoxAC3]

Kevin, the few I have found are 20-35fow.

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[starcraftloaded]

For me around 20' early in morning, deeper, up to 55 once the sun comes out, in heavy waves and dark days they have stayed in the shallower 20' of water most of the day

[Chas0218]

Joel I'll be up this weekend, give me a call or text. I'm hoping to get out in the early morning and at night.

[Kevin J Legg]

Thanks for information. I may try tomorrow.

[fishon]

Thanks little info always helps! Chas I wil get ahold of u this weekend.

[MooseKnuckle VI]

I'll be up this weekend I hope too. I saw NOAA's NE wind forecast. How does that usually affect the fishing up there? Should I try anything different or just troll as usual? With the wind or against it? What speed seems to work the best? Just picked up some bay rats as well. Hoping to put a few in the boat!

[Xxx]

I find trolling with the wind works better for me, usually a NE or N wind gives them lock jaw, but who knows, if there just comming of the spawn and staging in the bay it might be a different story.