blaque Posted May 22, 2017 Report Posted May 22, 2017 One of my favorite times of the year. Light gear, long lines, and a box of shallow running stickbaits. Rod in hand and a direct connection to the strike. So much fun, lots of good eater size eyes, and an occasional SLOB thrown in there to keep it exciting Walleye tacos with a cilantro lime sauce as a reward for all my "hard work"
manitoubass2 Posted May 22, 2017 Report Posted May 22, 2017 Nice! Im super jealous of these toons Great fish and that plate looks amazing!
leaf4 Posted May 22, 2017 Report Posted May 22, 2017 Beauty... Definitely something I want to do some day
blaque Posted May 22, 2017 Author Report Posted May 22, 2017 Nice! Im super jealous of these toons Great fish and that plate looks amazing! I bought it with the intentions of getting exercise while i fished.....ha.....that lasted half a season before i slapped a Minn Kota on the back LMAO.
blaque Posted May 22, 2017 Author Report Posted May 22, 2017 Very nice report. Where did you launch ? Im in Buffalo, we go out in front of Hamburg beach
misfish Posted May 22, 2017 Report Posted May 22, 2017 I bought it with the intentions of getting exercise while i fished.....ha.....that lasted half a season before i slapped a Minn Kota on the back LMAO. I put one on my toon as well, but removed it, I like the work out. LOL Nice fish and set up. And food looks great.
can u fish Posted May 23, 2017 Report Posted May 23, 2017 That is awesome nice eater size walleye on Erie out of a Kayak who would of thought thanks for the report. Cheers Mitch
dave524 Posted May 23, 2017 Report Posted May 23, 2017 We used to get them trolling in front of the east break wall at Port Colborne, some during the day but evening was usually better. Smaller fish than the offshore population than suspend over deeper water, you could probably launch a yak from Nickel Plant Beach and fish it.
blaque Posted May 23, 2017 Author Report Posted May 23, 2017 We used to get them trolling in front of the east break wall at Port Colborne, some during the day but evening was usually better. Smaller fish than the offshore population than suspend over deeper water, you could probably launch a yak from Nickel Plant Beach and fish it. Ya, once the bite goes deep......im out. Dipsies, Jets, Planer boards, runnin 4 rods, draggin fish in with the boat under power, not my cup of tea lol
dave524 Posted May 23, 2017 Report Posted May 23, 2017 Ya, once the bite goes deep......im out. Dipsies, Jets, Planer boards, runnin 4 rods, draggin fish in with the boat under power, not my cup of tea lol Actually we got those all summer just off that wall, I always thought they were a separate local population that stayed there, smaller fish typically than you got offshore. With the predominate winds we either trolled or pulled up to the marker just east of the foghorn and drifted back towards Nickel Plant Beach casting Erie Dearies tipped with a bit of crawler. In season a mixed bag of Smallies and Eyes was assured.
grimsbylander Posted May 23, 2017 Report Posted May 23, 2017 We used to get them trolling in front of the east break wall at Port Colborne, some during the day but evening was usually better. Smaller fish than the offshore population than suspend over deeper water, you could probably launch a yak from Nickel Plant Beach and fish it. About 5 years ago I caught a 4lb walleye on a spinnerbait in 6' of water on the inside of that breakwall... I think it was lost!
captpierre Posted May 23, 2017 Report Posted May 23, 2017 Honestly. I can't believe you go out on Erie on one of those And with spring water temps ???? More balls than I've got
misfish Posted May 23, 2017 Report Posted May 23, 2017 Simcoe is 49.5. Loads of yakers out, even a couple of toons. LOL
PUMP KNOWS Posted May 23, 2017 Report Posted May 23, 2017 That looks bomb, fish taco's for my next catch
Mister G Posted May 23, 2017 Report Posted May 23, 2017 Ya, once the bite goes deep......im out. Dipsies, Jets, Planer boards, runnin 4 rods, draggin fish in with the boat under power, not my cup of tea lol I'm on Erie WITHOUT any of that crappola and get my fair share of walleyes all year long by just drifting worm harnesses, even out to 75' of water.
blaque Posted May 24, 2017 Author Report Posted May 24, 2017 Honestly. I can't believe you go out on Erie on one of those And with spring water temps More balls than I've got Its really not that risky.......We arent very far off shore, watch to make sure the weather is gonna be stable for the evening, and its all good.
blaque Posted May 24, 2017 Author Report Posted May 24, 2017 Actually we got those all summer just off that wall, I always thought they were a separate local population that stayed there, smaller fish typically than you got offshore. With the predominate winds we either trolled or pulled up to the marker just east of the foghorn and drifted back towards Nickel Plant Beach casting Erie Dearies tipped with a bit of crawler. In season a mixed bag of Smallies and Eyes was assured. Ya, i dont give the drift as honest of an effort as i probably should. Obviously doesnt cover as much water, but if ya find em......again, its the more enjoyable way to catch them summer walleye
blaque Posted May 24, 2017 Author Report Posted May 24, 2017 I'm on Erie WITHOUT any of that crappola and get my fair share of walleyes all year long by just drifting worm harnesses, even out to 75' of water. Definitely the way to go, i hate the crappola haha
esoxansteel Posted May 24, 2017 Report Posted May 24, 2017 What was the coating panko crumbs, cornflakes, ? looks delicious
blaque Posted May 24, 2017 Author Report Posted May 24, 2017 That looks bomb, fish taco's for my next catch I dont keep alot of fish for the table........but when i do, its for fish tacos
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