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Great article, blog, topic... whatever you call it, great read and good info. I love seeing how everyone breaks down the Lake. It's always so hard to get someone to share the info. I'm still trying to crack the egg. Only had a 5 fish weigh in once. Thank you for sharing. If I figure something out, I'll be sure to return the favor.

Rangerman, That is great info. Next time I'm headed down there I'm going to give you a shout for some help and I'm going to target some walleye. They are such a great fish to catch. I'll be in Red Lake, Ontario June 11-20 fishing for walleye and maybe a few northern. That's where my avatar was taken from. My first "decent" walleye. As for the SI, its pretty remarkable what you can see with that thing. Much more accurate than the old units. Then again, you have to know what you are looking for. Typically, like when we are crappie fishing, if you know a general location for the fish, say they are holding tight to docks, or suspended inn the tops of trees, you can then eliminate water by searching with the SI. We eliminate docks this way. We'll drive past the end of the dock looking under it with the SI and you can tell without question which ones are loaded up with crappie and which ones aren't. Thanks again, Cameron Hunting & Fishing in Missouri

I'd love to target walleye on LOZ. I knew they were there, but didn't know they were there in abundance. I've never done any long line trolling, but I'm wondering if you can find them using Humminbird SI. Has anyone tried this? I would assume once you find them you could fish for them vertically on a drop shot or something similar. Thanks for the info! I don't get down to LOZ very often, but this may be something worth trying! Cameron