Slayingm Posted July 24, 2014 Report Posted July 24, 2014 With all the warmer summer weather we have been enjoying the past few weeks that has allowed all the weedbeds to grow and setup perfect for holding lots of bait, Walleye and Bass! I am usually on the water guiding 4 days a week and the fishing action for Walleye has remained good and steady. Most of my fish are coming off of deep weed and rock or hard bottom transitions and off rocky points and humps and are getting most of the fish in the 10 to 20ft range. Jig and grubs in smoke and white along with plastic minnow type baits have produced the majority of fish. We are finding Largemouth bass in schools now is some of the big weedbeds and I focus our attention on points and inside turns. Smallmouth Bass continue to slam jerkbaits, tube jigs and also drop-shots baits. Most of the better smallie action is taking place in good rock and weed mixed area's in the 6 to 12ft ranges. With the group I had out on Balsam lake this Tues even under the hot sunny weather we still managed to boat 10 nice Walleye and over 15 decent smallmouth. This past weekend my son and I fished the 2 Top Bass Tournaments on Sat. and Sun. With 138 Teams on Sat. and 111 on Sun. we managed to place in the Top 10 and get a cheque both days. Was a great Father/Son experience and good start to the tourney season. Here is a pic of my son bringing in our 18lb bag of 5 smallies on the Sat. weighin. Remember to be safe out there and good fishing....Greg.
Slayingm Posted July 25, 2014 Author Report Posted July 25, 2014 Nice report, congrats on the top 10 s Thanks TimRM...
davey buoy Posted July 25, 2014 Report Posted July 25, 2014 WTG, fishing with your son,and placing in the top ten!!,couldn't get much better than that!
ecmilley Posted July 26, 2014 Report Posted July 26, 2014 Thanks for the report greg. It has been a great year nonstop in the kawartha since opener
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