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Mr Wally Robbins will be joining us too.

Wally is the guy who is responsible for the "Big" Jim Appreciation night.

He will have tickets with him for sale, so bring your cheque book.

Bill

Drew, over the years I have read many reports from Plummer - you have taken the experience to a totally new level. Awesome photos!!!

Congrats to both you & Bren to have had the chance and to "you" thanks for sharing,

Bill

I'm in

Heading back up again in the morning - will be scoping out some new areas and confirming the migration pattern. Water draw down starts soon and the current flow changes many things, including the big hen activity level - Probably be able to get two or three more trips in before the season closes in ...

The costs for this trip were: Cabin & Food including beverages $550 Boat Rental - 16' with 20 hsp Mercs $120 Boat fuel costs $85 shared/2 Trip cost - fuel & meals $200 shared/2 Total cost $812.50 / person Comfortable & clean cabins with all the trimmings. New boats & motors - gads of...

Heading out day 3 - just a tad chilly http://www.myfishingpictures.com/data/500/medium/Bill_running_the_river.jpg The shoreline of a bay - these spectacular colors surrounded us the whole trip http://www.myfishingpictures.com/data/500/medium/Shoreline_Calm.jpg The limit hosted by camp owner "Ro...

Here's a copy of Brian's report Let's just start off saying " Snooze you Lose" Attended the walleye School put on by McQ (Bill). All I can say is you people who have never attended this school, make sure you do so sooner than later. This was one very interesting week. First morning out wea...

Black Tuesday PWT To Cease Operations Monday, 04 August 2008 InterMedia Outdoors will announce later today that the PWT will cease operations following the conclusion of the 2008 season, WalleyeFan has learned. The position of executive director, held by Jim Kalkofen for the last 14 years, was elimi...

The fish are still there.

Conditions such as you experienced call for small baits and an ultra slow presentation.

Color choice should be natural patterns and if jigging use 1/4 & smaller heads.

Don't worry Joco - it happens to us all one day or another.

Bill

Thanks Joe, the long range weather forecast looks great - a chance to get out of some of this rain maybe!. The fishing is reported "GREAT" - a ton of bigger fish are being caught this year and because of the higher water in areas where they have never been before so there is even more wate...

We leave on the 18th of August, still room for a couple of adventurers.

Here's the thread http://www.fish-hawk.net/hawktalk/viewtopic.php?t=28412

The countdown begins -

Here's a good example of tube rigging a Title Shot jig



and here's a few more applications

Four weeks to go - room for a couple more adventurers.

Walleye will hit topwaters especially at dusk as they move up into the shallows to feed.

I carry a supply of Bagley Top Guns, a 4" plastic crank with rattles that is an absolute topwater magnet for eyes, best color for me is Rainbow Trout.

Weed beds that edge sand or rock seem to produce best.