Fishin Week-end on the Bay of Quinte Oct 15,16 & 17

Post by **turkeyman** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 7:39 pm

markus
that was in lake erie not in the boq where every thing changes and i have never heard of any being caught on nk spoons but i have heard fo alot being caught on spinners with a worm trailer but then again i have not fished the bay for over five years so things can change

Post by **Wall-I-Guy** » Thu Sep 30, 2004 12:21 am

I'd also suggest some Rebel Fast Tracks should be in your box, yet another proven successful lure. Also, as has been previously mentioned, try Hay Bay Larry's Uzick Spinner's....Or your own worm harness/spinner combos.

Be prepared to try a lot of different things!

Looking forward to this one!

Post by **banjo** » Thu Sep 30, 2004 8:11 am

Big-o... you mentionned lead core line. How deep are the walleye? I have leadcore and steel line that I use for lakers. Would I just run them the same as lakers , down 50 feet or so?

Post by **eye-tracker** » Thu Sep 30, 2004 8:58 am

Hoss wrote:Hey Eyetracker, there is one thing that I haven't really heard of..........spoons for walleye....the good thing is that I have quite a few more of those than the big body baits. I was wondering what type of spoons you have success with............little cleos, cyclops, or salmon type spoons? I've got downriggers so getting them down is not a problem.
Thanks in advance.........Hoss

Most have come off of NK28s Chart/Green with glow tape. Also a tight zig zag troll causes the spoons to fall/fluter and most hits come on the fall.

Also Salmon, Lakers, Browns and Rainbows are in the North Channel near the village of Bath....so you never know what you are going to catch

Post by **eye-tracker** » Thu Sep 30, 2004 9:10 am

turkeyman wrote:markus
that was in lake erie not in the boq where every thing changes and i have never heard of any being caught on nk spoons but i have heard fo alot being caught on spinners with a worm trailer but then again i have not fished the bay for over five years so things can change

I like to troll fast 2-3.5 mph so I can cover lots of water, so I choose to use spoons over spinner rigs for the walleye. I also always fish east of Glenora Ferry so I have 2 rods per angler in the water.

If you are slow trolling structure and weedlines in the Bay of Quinte the spinner rigs work great. The Uzick Spinner's are tested and produce fish.

Ah...walleye fishing, get ready to try everything in the tackle box -- Fast -- Slow -- Big -- Small -- Live Bait -- Cranks. They all work but when?

Lets' go get em...

Post by **Hoss** » Thu Sep 30, 2004 2:53 pm

Thanks for the info eyetracker,markus, WIG..... I'll likely just bring everthing I've got then hopefully be prepared to find big wally. The info on this board is awesome and I'm looking forward to the regulars that fish this body of water showing me the ropes.

Post by **turkeyman** » Thu Oct 14, 2004 8:48 am

markus
there is always a complete tool box in my boat that lives there just for that reason and for sure we will check it out. Also is there cooking facilities in the cabin just in case we want to have a fish cook off or somthing one more thing does anybody play poker

Post by **Markus** » Thu Oct 14, 2004 8:55 am

TM, I play poker and I'm bringing cooking equipment! Portable gas stove, pans...everything we'll need for a fish fry! If anyone has a turkey fryer they can brung...toss it in the trunk. They're great for frying up loads of fish.

Post by **Canadian Bacon** » Thu Oct 14, 2004 2:37 pm

Poker for sure..holdem especially