motoman Posted August 15, 2009 Posted August 15, 2009 I don't remember all of the details, other than it was feisty and caught near Mill Creek. - Very cool pic techo! That walleye has some great color to it!
rangerman Posted August 15, 2009 Posted August 15, 2009 David, I would stay in the Lead Hill area of Bull shoals for now. There are alot of fish on the on the soft slopes (edges of the flats) in around 28 foot of water. Bottom bouncers and crawlers on spinner rigs are about the thing to use right now, however, some guys have been using jigging spoons in the brush at about the same depth and catching them. If the fish are going good, you can troll if you have that capability. Stay around 2.0-2.5MPH and pull neutral (white, shad) colored deep diving cranks. Something that will get you down around 23 or so foot. There are a host of areas to fish and find eyes, but there seems to be a concentration around Lead Hill right now. Good luck! Jason
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