


Friday we noticed most of the boats head down the river..sounded crowed so we looked at the map and said upriver looks good. A stop at the local eatery and a conversation with one of the locals "if you were going for pike, where would you go?" After he told us it confirmed upriver would be good if we could make it through all the rapids around the islands. With Dean on the bow saying left,right, rock...we wound our way through. Found a nice little bay and 3 cats later Dean had a 24" pike into the boat. That was it for the bay. Contiued our journey and breached the rapids and then flatout to the bay of choice. It was worth the 13 mile trip!I decided trolling at first would cover the most water to search the fish out. A few mins later we were into pike..many pike.

trolling seem to be the ticket that day. We lost count of the pike after 30 had been boated. Dean had a large pike straighten a small spinner bait and cut the water like butter as it left us behind. casting brought us a few fish as well ,but seemed to bring out the OOS largemouth bass. We boated 7 of them with the biggest being a 5 lber by Dean and 19" long.

Lots and lots of cats each night with the schools we hit topping out at 17" except for Skooters 20" fish which it sounds like the photo didnt come out.

while catfishing we also boated a few rockbass.Dean a 10" and I an 8" . So good mix of fish good company and lots of fun.
