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Welcome Roger

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Those are incredible Walleye! Thanks for the tips.

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Mahumba, (Roger)
Welcome to Fish-Hawk...

It is alway great to see spring patterns that work for big female walleye. Sight fishing the shallows is very kewl...I have never fished a lake clear enough to try this.

Most of my big spring eyes come in shallow water with 3" cranks, but all of the big Bay of Quinte eyes come suspended over 80 feet of water.

Just wondering what lake you sight fish the spring eyes on?

Now I have to go and try this on some local lake... :wink:

Great Fish!!!
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Welcome aboard Roger!!

Thanks for sharing your tips and the pics that back up your claims. Absolutely incredible!! I only dream of fish that size :oops:

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Thanks!

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I fish deep Oli lakes in and around Thunder Bay Ontario.

Any lake with a cisco, herring or smelts or alewives.....any high fat forage will grow larger fish.

Also look up your stocking base. The lakes that I fish have a Black Bay (Lake Superior) stock base. And I believe that the Black Bay Strain came from Erie. I;'m not positive though. But the Balck Bay strain seem to be well suited for these deep inland lakes.

More in a bit.....My son is needing help.

Roger Mayer.
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good lord, Nice eyes!
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Hi Superdad

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I actually have two sites. One is being faded out [url]http://www.baynet.net/~mayerrc/

And this one is still being worked on. http://www.fishingthunderbay.com/

Roger Mayer.[/url]
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:D :D :D

Mahumba welcome. Ola salima!!!

Take me fishin. I''ll bail from work. Actually the car's warming up right now. :shock: :wink:
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