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PostPosted: Tue Aug 22, 2006 10:50 am 
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Location: Gone fishin, I'll be back for Deer/Moose season
Just currious if any one has any ideas on methods of fishing in different conditions. Sunny weather or crappy rainy days after a storm.
Thanks in advance.
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any tips when fishing bad conditions



Pub, Loblaws, and lie.... :wink:

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Don't quit, be persistent and keep work different areas, depths and baits. We all read reports from the big walleye T's someone is always catching fish somewhere.


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You show off!!!

WTG Nice pic. nice fish.

Chartertalk is right be presistent, and my advice, don't fish so deep. Guys always think they have to fish deep when fishing walleye. Some days you may want to, but don't get in a rut.....

I was fishing shermans early summer. Guys were fishing 18+. I got there and went right in to 6', drifted out to 18 and picked up 3 nice eyes quick. I found a few tag-alongs... so went to high shore for a few more. All quick catch and release sorry no pictures. I set the rigger and fished Thompson,s point for 1/2 hour got a real nice one to the boat and shook him off. Yup...that was an erie dearie off a rigger. Beaten paths are for beaten men/fishermen. Use your head not your wallet to get the fish to the boat. :wink:

BTW... Sorry to starve ya for a picture... I got the boat clean of L. Ont scum/fleas and took a wee ride in the Kawarthas.

You have to love the erie dearie.
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Sorry for the blurrrr, the dog wasn't much help. A little 30"er or so. All muskie should be C & R only!!! IMO

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