Great night of walleye fishing!!

[bowhunter15]

I was up at one of my roommate's cabin this weekend. We went out yesterday evening. I ended up boating 5 walleyes. The first was 21". Then I got two 23"ers. Then a 23.5". I would have been content to go back in and eat dinner, but my roommate was determined to catch a fish so we stayed out a little longer. I ended up catching the biggest fish of the night, 28.5"! It was also my longest walleye ever.

[UntouchableNess]

Awesome! Sounds like you were slaying them.

[PLB]

Very very NICE!!!!!

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[Dewey]

Nice Eyes!

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[Jackson Marsh]

Outstanding!

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[Stanley]

Nice job.

[Swampthing]

Awesome fish! How deep were u guys finding them?

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[bowhunter15]

Awesome fish! How deep were u guys finding them?

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We were using lindy rigs with leeches in anywhere from 18-23 feet. There were two small humps near an island surrounded by deep water so we kept working the edges of the humps. Went out late this morning for a couple hours and we boated one 23" and lost another really nice one, but overall it was somewhat slow. This lake is unique. You always have the chance of landing a trophy, but you'd be hardpressed to catch a meal. Fish smaller than 21 are really hard to come by for whatever reason.

[MattyG]

that sounds like a fun day nice catch

[dan]

[Swampthing]

Awesome fish! How deep were u guys finding them?

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We were using lindy rigs with leeches in anywhere from 18-23 feet. There were two small humps near an island surrounded by deep water so we kept working the edges of the humps. Went out late this morning for a couple hours and we boated one 23" and lost another really nice one, but overall it was somewhat slow. This lake is unique. You always have the chance of landing a trophy, but you'd be hardpressed to catch a meal. Fish smaller than 21 are really hard to come by for whatever reason.

Nice, I seem to always to be behind on the deep bite. I hammer them shallow early in the season, but then stubbornly stay shallow to long. I have a similar sunkin island hump i was gonna hit last weekend but instead stayed shallow. Do you guys make a similar shallow to deep shift to stay on the bite? I've really fallen in love with slip-bobber fishing, I'll troll to find active fish toss out a marker buoy and anchor over the top of them.

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[C&T Archery]

Nice Walter!

[DEERSLAYER]

Nice fish and electronics!

[Bigdaddy-yoyo]

Awesome fish