Report from 20 and 21st

[JHansel7]

We went out of Ken-Mark-Ke and did extremely well, around 75-100 walleye both days day with some very nice perch included. Ice was 12-15 inches thick. Biggest fish was around 2 1/2 pounds. 10 AM was the best and we hardly could keep up, another run around 3 pm and other times youd pick up a few and then there would be some slow times like usual. Gold Jig-O-Bits and Red glow Jigs worked the best, Jigging Spoons also produced but not as well as the bobbers. Angel eye was the best spoon. Glow green jigs also worked well. Plent of eel pout out there also. Had a 15-20 lb Northern Pike on up to the hole and he did the famous "head shake" and broke the fire line. All and all a very good trip, just figured id let you all know how we did. Good Luck!<P>JHansel

[bturck]

jh: Thanks for the report. Only 4 days to go and then north bound. Bill

[JHansel7]

Good Luck Bill, catch that big northern that got away from me, along with all the walleyes I missed on!<BR>

[wazuplittlefishes]

Heading up to LOW on Friday or Saturday and my guide is Lyon's sleepers. They are in Greston Beach area not past Pine yet. I am trying to get an idea of what tackle I need to pick up. I have already picked up 3 angel eyes (1 of each glow red, glow blue, and gold). I also picked up the new Storm soft jigging lure that is sort of like a Jigging Rap. I got some buckshot spoons and a lot of Genz worms and Fat Boys. Is there any color that really work for any of you the best? I heard from Tim Lyons that small jigs have worked the best but from you guys I have heard that jigging spoons have worked. I also have a lot of Techni-Glo jigs from my dad's bait and tackle store in Sioux Falls, SD called Dakota Angler. I would like you guys to reply to this so i can get some new jgs before I leave.<P>------------------<BR>watch out here i come ole mighty eye!!