Steve-
The new red color was the ticket during the lowlight period that day. I wish I had some of the smaller version in that color, as my first spot I lost 4 fish due to short hits. I even had one take a muskie style whack right at the boat, on the surface. You are right though… that felling of “nothing” as those big walleye inhale those things. I must say, the Grappler Shad is QUICKLY becomming my crank of choice these days.
Wallace-
I run a pretty good range of Pool 2, from the dam to a few miles south of the 494 bridge. I am starting to explore even further south, as theres a ton of water I haven’t covered. The correct person to ask is Steve DeZurik, as he is the one who taught me everything I know about fishing Pool 2. The big key, IMHO, is learning to fish wingdams effectivley, as there are hundreds of them. Once again, Steve is the master at this… he’s been fishing pool 2 for many years. If you have the means, hire him for a guide trip! Sounds like he will be heding up to the Pond here shortly for his summer stint up there… but he will be back in the fall. And fall on Pool 2 is the time of year when you can tie into BIG fish! In the meantime, you can PM me, and I’ll be happy to answer any questions you may have.
TwistedQuisty-
Yes.. the truck is now running fine! Would you beleive it was a simple fuse that wreaked all that havoc??? Thanks again for all the help! I have just recently started back on Pool 2… the spring bite never took off. It was a tough, and I mean TOUGH few weeks of fishing. I then had the RCL tourney out on Erie… and took a week off after that to recover from the beating the wind & waves put on me. I will be in contct soon though… as the crank bite is going good!!