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  • jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #494033

    Great one Chris! We had an awesome one tonight over here on the Fox River/ De Pere. And to top it off we were catching some really pretty 3-6# walleyes. Unfortunately……………………………. the camera was accidentally left at home, so no sunset shots…..would have been PERFECT holding those fish up with that red sunset in the background!!!!!!!!!!!!

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #494032

    went tonight from 3:45-5:30, caught 12 eyes, 3#-5.5#, only tried jigging tonight, no time for other methods…..was an awesome night w/ geese and ducks flying like crazy, gorgeous sunset, and moon out too!!!!! and to top it off…fish biting great and a beautiful greenish color to them!!!

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #493382

    Oh yeah…. by the way… the big bait shop closed down a while ago (it was SUCH a good place to find some different stuff….but they started carrying big products they should have stayed away from!) ……. there’s a Gander Mountain on 41 at the Shawano/Dousman exit, a Sportsman’s warehouse in DePere off of 41, and a Fleet Farm off of 41 at the Shawano/Dousman exit. They may have more info. My fiance is a charter captain too and we’ve been hitting the area lately for fun…

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #493381

    Hi…
    Yep it is a great time to catch big eyes here. Just don’t plan to eat any fish you catch out of the river, or in the inner bay. (HUGE pcb levels here) You can fish right from shore in Voyageur Park in De Pere. It can get crowded but the fish are there. If you do end up in a boat out there, or do wade near the rocky shores or dam, just pitch cranks and you’ll be successful. If you end up in the boat near the channel, or breaks, flats, etc…. just jig and you’ll do fine too. There have been a lot of boats out there lately and you’ll see where they’re at.
    Good luck
    ~Jenn

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #23437

    Where did you get that moose and see the white one?

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #493378

    Where did you get that moose and see the white one?

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #493377

    Yep I’d agree a bit with Jonny here… Depending on how long you want to keep that motor and the size of the tiller….an add on trim and tilt like Panther makes would be a good one. You might be able to find them used for a pretty good deal. I sold one used (almost new) for about 250 last year. Otherwise, depending on the make of the motor, some of those motor companies have add on trim and tilt kits you can purchase. What’s the size and make of the motor?
    ~jenn

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #459535

    I used to run off shore but since the first time i fished with my fiance and used church boards, i now only run church boards. i think they’re a lot easier to get the boards off when there are big fish on, and they run nicely. we never use flags on them…..have always found them easy to read, even in rough conditions….
    jenn

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #459533

    We use prop guards from Cabela’s…. careful though the way they have them listed in the catalog does not really match the right motors….we figured that out after having to order 3 x…..
    `jenn

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #459532

    I have always caught a lot of bass from fremont up toward partridge crop lake on the wolf river……used to live up there….. don’t know anything about bass in those lakes nor if this is too late for you! have been too busy to check the forums lately
    jenn

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #451965

    We run with flags down. Makes it easier for dropping boards back (when say you drop the middle board back or inside when you have a fish on the outside board) and running lots of lines and not having to worry about lines getting caught on flags in rough conditions.

    Works either way……

    you will LOVE running boards!!!! opens the door to more fish in the boat!

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #451923

    Nothing like making us jealous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! nice pics though….
    an AWESOME place to fish………. so many spots!!!!!!
    have fun,
    jenn

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #451070

    My brother has a beagle who has seizures… He’s on meds for it, from the vet. He’s had them for about 6 years now (he’s twelve now)

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #438199

    cool pic
    Didn’t know they’d get that close to each other without the rabbit running…

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #438198

    Great pic
    Heard about the possibility of it happening here too (suburbs – Milwaukee area) but they didn’t fall where I was at….. was wondering what that would look like if it did…and now I can see it! almost live with how quick you posted that!
    ~Jenn

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #438195

    Awesome fish
    Did they go out there on their own or did they have a guide? We’re planning on going out there some time; but, it’s a pretty far haul for us so I’d rather fly out there and hire a guide I guess (although it would be fun to take our tackle and our boat)…. since they went out there, do they know any good guides out there?
    Thanks
    Jenn

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #436564

    Sure DID notice 9th! That is my fiance! I was at work still….not able to get a hold of him on the cell….saw it online first….and was looking at weights and not names….saw two guys had zeros and super weights today….looked to see the names out of curiosity (not thinking nate was on there yet) and just about flipped out of my chair…

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #434017

    Yikes that is no fun….I did that once in a snow storm….shouldn’t have been out. Hit a patch so slick that within a mile there were 7 of us all spun out….

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #433190

    lol I just caught the part about the board being dragged under like a bobber…good one….that is always fun when that happens! hard to pull it in but fun when they go under all the way due to a big fish…..that happened to us on bay de noc once…. toward cedar river….. first we thought it was hung up (the line)……..then we couldn’t tell what it was………ended up being a HUGE carp…… it was hilarious…….

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #433188

    It does not matter which you set it up for. We use the Church boards too….but without flags. In the past I’ve used flags…having them up first will not affect them with wind due to surface area like you mentioned…..If it is windy enough for that to occur, the wave action will override the surface area being hit by the wind. Hope you like the boards…..I like the way they run and the way they are easy to quickly take line off of when there is a fish on.

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #432430

    I missed those pics the other day…..what is that pic from? i see “ranch” on the pic but that’s it….

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #431315

    Actually it’s not a pain at all…it’s pretty fun… The wire you’re holding gets heavy when a fish is on….yes the spring loaded reel helps pull the wire in…..it is really neat feeling the fish and knowing there’s just wire or line between you and it…no reel and no rod…. once you get to just the line and the wire’s been retracted….it can get fun when a big one is on…. ……. it’s honestly not hard to get them in deep water…..it’s so easy to get the lines down fast with the heavy weight on the end of the wire…. it’s awesome how quickly you can adjust and keep your lines down when the depths change quickly….great for going over humps or across contours….
    hopefully you’ll get to try it some time!

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #431312

    In addition to the above….Sony also makes waterproof casing for some of their digitals and videocameras…..

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #431311

    Hmmmm…………would have to agree with some of the posts above…….so many situations in which to use different Rapalas…. one thing is for sure……..you can never have enough of them!!!!! There used to be a time when I first started walleye fishing that I just stuck to shad raps…..but then I realized what I was missing out on and had to expand the collection about…..well…..significantly…………
    Most commonly used of them would have to be shad raps, both shallow running and deep (numerous sizes and colors), floating rapalas (numerous sizes and colors), and Taildancers (various sizes and colors…..those would be my top three styles……some of the others get use too…..but not as much….or not as frequently throughout the year……

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #431308

    Yes, Smokey’s was the one I was talking about…I was only in it a few times….

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #429714

    Hey you’re close by to me! Being from Pewaukee you must have been to the only bait shops on the lake there…. the one the Laimon’s own……their daughter was my student teacher…… great people! Nice you have a nice lake so close to you!

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #429343

    Wish I could have an entire room for it!
    Yes Sherry I try to fit it in there….but time is always hard to find…..I’m sooooooooo behind on updating our books..

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #429141

    ugh that stinks for us packers over on this side of the river…..

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #427299

    It will be a lot easier running boards if you’re lures will run those depths….rather than running them on dipsy’s…..dipsy’s are fun…..but we’ve always run those when we want to get both down and out…. rather than just out… we run Church boards….. I used to use the off shore boards…..when I started using the Church ones I thought I’d miss the Offshore…but it’s totally to the contrary, I’ll never go back to the Offshore!…..I really like the way the Church boards snap on and off…. rather than the two snaps, they have the one snap,and the other goes behind the pin…they track great too……

    jenn
    Northeast Wisconsin
    Posts: 98
    #427071

    We’ve been running ProMariner three bank chargers….they have worked great for a few years now…used to run Guest and Dual Pro before that…
    ProMariner has a huge selection for different chargers…. I think it’s http://www.promariner.com but not sure….

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