simple question===

  • walleyetracker
    Des moines,Iowa
    Posts: 22
    February 20, 2002 at 1:46 pm #1312985

    who’s ready to go fishing and for what kind of fish??what area lakes do you fish?

    walleyetracker
    Des moines,Iowa
    Posts: 22
    February 20, 2002 at 3:13 pm #237530

    I should have mentioned ==my area is DesMoines iowa and walleye,or whatever fish I fish for I’M READY===GOTTA FISH!!!

    jerad
    Otranto, IA/Hager City, WI
    Posts: 614
    February 20, 2002 at 3:40 pm #237536

    hey tracker,

    have you heard of anyone catching any eyes on the desmoines or saylorville spillway yet?

    todd_miller
    Houlton, WI.
    Posts: 244
    February 20, 2002 at 11:14 pm #237574

    I go for eyes on the St. Croix and Miss. Bass on local western Wi lakes. Of course there are the big Canadian Eyes coming up in June.

    Gianni
    Cedar Rapids, IA
    Posts: 2063
    February 21, 2002 at 1:35 am #237588

    I’m looking for the kind that swim – and hopefully bite. Catfish mostly on the Wapsi or at Coralville. Occasional trip up to Manchester or Strawberry to see if the smallies are crashing baits on the Maquoketa. Crappies & gills anywhere, anytime, and of course a trip or two to the big river each summer to see if I can catch something other than the bottom.

    FYI, I was below the tube at Coralville Saturday and again for about an hour yesterday, but didn’t see anyone catching fish yet.

    walleyetracker
    Des moines,Iowa
    Posts: 22
    February 21, 2002 at 12:45 pm #237603

    jerad,haven’t heard of many fish being caught yet,still alittle early==we do catch walleyes at saylorville once in awhile and some of them are descent size=CAN’T WAIT TO GET STARTED!

    Niteeye
    Nashua,Iowa
    Posts: 83
    February 21, 2002 at 11:13 pm #237632

    I am heading down to the fishermans swap meet saturday.I thought I would put in below saylorville and give it a try. Recently moved to NE Iowa and enjoy fishing the smallmouth and walleye on the cedar and miss. Hit the crappies in the spring and trout fish all year long.

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