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North End on Father's Day


Evenflow

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My Dad decided not to go fishing on Sunday so he could spend the day with my Grandpa. So being a great son, I called a friend and went anyways.
Fished from 8 am to 4 pm on the north shoreline break (which was packed but still giving up good numbers of fish in the morning), bombecks, and most of the other flats in the area. The only one that was dead was resort. We caught fish from 14 to 35 feet of water, but the most productive was 23 to 25 feet on the shoreline break and 26 to 28 on the edges of the flats.
We caught roughly 30 walleyes, including a tagged 18" fish. Most were from 18 to 22 inches with the largest being 27". It does concern me that the 27" fish only weighed 4.5 to 5 pounds. The last 27" fish I caught weighed 7 pounds.
All in all it was a good day for my first time on the big pond in a boat.

The amount of information on this site is an amazing resource, thanks for all your help everyone.

Evenflow

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    • Wanderer
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    • JerkinLips
      A few pics of our ride.  
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      Bringing my kids up tomorrow for a few days. Any advice?!
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