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Walleyes bitting on Lake Lizzie


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Have the walleyes found lake Lizzie yet this year or are they still trying to find it? Anyone had any luck? I havent been out to my fish house in a month and wondering if I am even going to again.

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I have not heard much on Lizzie this year. That could be good or bad -- hard to say.

The crappies should be going soon on Lizzie.

BTW -- how did that bass boat work for you chasing walleyes this year?

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Bass boat? Yah I get that alot. Some people say I should start fishing for them because I cant catch walleyes. \:\)

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I fished Lizzie Thurs and picked up one 23 incher two crappies and threw back several snot rockets. I was trying to stay away from old habits,sitting in the village and worked around the islands.I bought a sled to be more mobile and Thurs was a great day to punch holes.

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 Originally Posted By: minnowkiller
sitting in the shanty drowning minnows is better than sitting at home

minnowkiller you are a right any day of the week

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Mike --

I noticed where you worked (e-mail) and remember talking to you about a boat last year and you said you love your bass boat.

Hit

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What are the conditions on the lakes like now? Is it possible to drive most places on Lizzie/ Any info would be great.

Thanks, ole

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Vehicles are driving all over Lizzie now. I was out there last Thurs on the sled & found 24-28 inches of ice everywhere.The snow has setteled & is like concrete. Tough to find banking material. There may be some drifting after the big wind Sat. At this point in the season everything in the Pelican-DL area is open to vehicle traffic.The access is a mess as usual but you can get on through Boes Beach Rd & Delmar Lammers property.

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Before you burn down that ice house make sure you get me the cordinates on it. Should make for a good crappie hot spot. Oh yeah aluminum doesn't burn very good does it. Better just sink that thing because we sure as heck couldn't catch any fish in it.

-Love those bass boats!

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Yah the way 620's take the water over the front I guess you could consider it a bass boat. :)Make sure you have sealed plano boxes or you will have a lot of rusty jigs.

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Don't worry Mike I do have all brand new Plano's with the seal. The only thing I haven't figured out is how to keep them from floating out of my boat when I spear a wave short of keeping them in there compartment's. I know you've filled up your Ranger just as bad as I've filled up mine. What do you do to keep those Plano's in the boat and not floating past the motor?

Oh yeah by the way how was fishing this morning?

Go Bass Boats!

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