mississipi lake help
- 86Robinson
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mississipi lake help
Hello everyone new to the forum wanted to say hello. My girl friend rented us a hut for this weekend on mississppi lake for my b-day. Just wondering how the fishing is out there Id like to get some pike and pickerel. Everything I learned last year doesnt work for me. Is anyone getting anything out of there, should I be lookin for weeds or sharp drop offs. Im really lost here any help would be greatly appreciated.
hi and welcome
if you rented a hut, you wont be moving much.
walleye bite on that lake is nightime.... the bite starts at sunset and ends after sunrise, unless you find them in a deep spot of the lake somewhere...
what to use?
minnows-shinners - medium size
Sometimes the bite can be EXTREMELY light.... you wont notice they are on.... I pulled out a nice one a while back on my tip-up that didnt even go off, and I dint even know I had one on until it got to the hole!... NO FIGHT whatsoever.
If you do feel the bite/nible... give them time to swallow the hook before you set it.
Have FUN!
if you rented a hut, you wont be moving much.
walleye bite on that lake is nightime.... the bite starts at sunset and ends after sunrise, unless you find them in a deep spot of the lake somewhere...
what to use?
minnows-shinners - medium size
Sometimes the bite can be EXTREMELY light.... you wont notice they are on.... I pulled out a nice one a while back on my tip-up that didnt even go off, and I dint even know I had one on until it got to the hole!... NO FIGHT whatsoever.
If you do feel the bite/nible... give them time to swallow the hook before you set it.
Have FUN!
I can echo that sentiment....
I know a few people who have fished that lake this year. I know where your shacks are and they are in an area that does produce. I responded to your last thread.
Minnows work well as do yum grubs. My wife was out fishing the lake Tuesday night and the only "bite" they got was on a Yum grub.
Don't be discouraged! They were fishing a completely different section of the lake than you.
That basin where you are is the prime spot for eye's all Spring and Summer.
J
I know a few people who have fished that lake this year. I know where your shacks are and they are in an area that does produce. I responded to your last thread.
Minnows work well as do yum grubs. My wife was out fishing the lake Tuesday night and the only "bite" they got was on a Yum grub.
Don't be discouraged! They were fishing a completely different section of the lake than you.
That basin where you are is the prime spot for eye's all Spring and Summer.
J
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Mississippi Walleye
We have had some luck this year - about 3 feeds so far. As well, I think almost everyone who has rented one of our shacks has caught something. Every thing from first thing in the morning to mid day to coming on dark to 9:00 p.m. We're in about 20 feet of water just off an island. We've been getting them just off bottom but some guys in the hut on the weekend had a Vex and said they got their fish suspended about 10 feet.
Hope this helps.
Crystal
Hope this helps.
Crystal