5/30/12 Walleye

Unread postby **Singing Bridge** » Thu May 31, 2012 6:14 am

Decided to hit Saginaw Bay this morning, and quickly found myself in 3 and 4 foot waves... Everyone is working today so I was fishing by myself. Setting lines, controlling the boat and netting fish proved to be a ton of fun adventure. 3 and 4 footers is quite a bit for my little 16 footer...

I managed a limit of walleye in just under two hours and was glad to get back to dry ground. Great adventure on the Great Lakes:

Unread postby **Stanley** » Thu May 31, 2012 6:22 am

I'd say you did ok.

Unread postby **Singing Bridge** » Thu May 31, 2012 9:17 am

Stanley wrote:I'd say you did ok.

It certainly beat going to work! No complaints.

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Unread postby **DEERSLAYER** » Thu May 31, 2012 9:51 am

Wow, those are some tough conditions for one guy. Is it an aluminum boat?

I'm telling ya Bridge, one of these days I'm going to look you up and there will be someone knocking on your door come dinner time (after one of your walleye trips). :lol:

Nice work out on the lake. You have some really good eating there for sure!

Unread postby **Tadmdad** » Thu May 31, 2012 12:24 pm

DEERSLAYER wrote:Wow, those are some tough conditions for one guy. Is it an aluminum boat?

I'm telling ya Bridge, one of these days I'm going to look you up and there will be someone knocking on your door come dinner time (after one of your walleye trips). Nice work out on the lake. You have some really good eating there for sure!

Always a adventure running a solo trip in big water....chinese firedrill.

Lance....better idea, is go to Sag. bay and catch some of those eyes and do a cookout, fire up the cooker. :dance:

Unread postby **Singing Bridge** » Fri Jun 01, 2012 1:16 pm

DEERSLAYER wrote:Wow, those are some tough conditions for one guy. Is it an aluminum boat?

I'm telling ya Bridge, one of these days I'm going to look you up and there will be someone knocking on your door come dinner time (after one of your walleye trips). Nice work out on the lake. You have some really good eating there for sure!

Yes, a Smokercraft Stinger aluminum. I never complain about having to eat walleye.

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Unread postby **Ack** » Fri Jun 01, 2012 4:27 pm

Nice catch Scott. If you ever need a rider shoot me a pm! 8-)

Unread postby **DEERSLAYER** » Fri Jun 01, 2012 6:16 pm

Singing Bridge wrote:Yes, a Smokercraft Stinger aluminum. I never complain about having to eat walleye.

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That usually makes it even tougher since aluminum boats are generally lighter, but the stinger is no light weight. They are nice boats. I almost bought a SmokerCraft several years back.

Unread postby **Singing Bridge** » Sat Jun 02, 2012 1:51 am

This little tub has done its job over the last few years, with over a thousand walleyes coming to net... I sure cant complain. That total includes undersized fish and walleyes I released. I am totally weather dependant though, with backup spots inland for those stretches of bad weather. One thing I like about the boat is its a great size for rivers and inland lakes, as well as being simple to trailer and launch by myself.

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Unread postby **Singing Bridge** » Sat Jun 02, 2012 1:54 am

Ack wrote:Nice catch Scott. If you ever need a rider shoot me a pm!

Will do Brian.

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