Oct. 7 Full Moon Night Trolling Trip Planned and need HELP!

[DRH1175]

You would be just fine with the 2 stoker before 4 stokes everyone used the 2 stroke with the same results. put your cranks back away and have at it. I Too am going that weekend. I am hard into hunting but I want to get into those eyes so I will take out that weekend to do so.

[Koldfront Kraig]

Remember the colder the water the slower you need to troll.

If you can't get down to around 1.5 mph use a drift sock or 5 gallon buckets. This will catch you more fish.

Later in the year I will drop my motor into neutral and pause for 15 seconds or so. Lots of fish caught doing this.

[PISCATOR]

WALLEYFEY,

I would strongly suggest you get out to your planned spots while it is light out and check it out. Familiarize yourself with the structure and get it locked into your GPS. Make some passes and save your tracks on the GPS. If you have not done this before it is easy to get disoriented and you can waste a lot of time trying to relocate the proper depth, etc. if you are not somewhat familiar with where you are.

[Fishhawk17]

I have a Minn Kota Vantage 72lb. thrust transom mount trolling motor. I would recommend this trolling motor to anyone, excellent speed and boat control. It absolutely blows away any bow mount motor, and in the 2 years that I have owned the Vantage, my bowmount motor has not gotten wet. You can easily speed troll on the mud flats or troll 1 mph on the rocks. A bit spendy but well worth the investment.

Last fall we had some incredible nights of fishing. A couple of the nights, we were able to boat 50 fish or better within 5-6 hours. One night I personally caught 2 fish that were 29" - 30". With a pinched tail, and a closer look in some light, one of them probably was over 30". Chomping at the bit to hit it again this fall. The time is near.

[walleyefey]

with only taking a look at a mille lacs map and checking lake depths, how dangerous are some of the spots on the SW side of the pond. We will be staying at Eddys and plan to work that area of the lake. The structure looks vey nice on the map, however with the water levels down I am curious to know how "hairy" things can get. My buddy was wondering how close to shore do most trollers actually get when working these areas of shoreline? Thank you sooooo much for all the help!!!