Spoon bite

[powerdive]

Friday afternoon, caught 3 walleyes to 20" and about a dozen whites, on spoons at 54 feet. Surface temp 42 degrees. Wind was filthy--had to backtroll with the 40hp to hold the spot. Got a little wet.

[Phil Lilley]

The only area I've fished the close to the dam. I've trolled the dam face and caught walleye and crappie.

Would like to get back there sometime.

[powerdive]

I was fishing midlake channel swings. Hard to find a place to fish that's out of the wind up there!

Late spring, early fall we like to jig the old coffer dam and adjacent rockpiles for walleyes.

[ryan]

Hey I was just wandering if you had any tips on how to catch winter walleye I fish Greers Ferry quite a bit and like to start fishing the rivers through febuary and early march as the walleyes make their runs I moved to springfield in june and have been fishing stockton some any tips would be appreciated

[powerdive]

Caught a boatload yesterday on Jigging Raps at 55 feet in the Little Sac Arm. Mostly whites (actually caught about 50 in one half-hour stretch--fun!), plus crappies and walleyes. Whites and walleyes on bottom, crappies up 6-8 feet or more, in the shad. Midlake area, in the channel. Find a big concentration of shad, and you'll find fish. Channel swings near bluffs or the tips of points seem to be best.

[gonefishin]

What colors were you using? Did you catch many Walleye? Any size to em?

[powerdive]

Sorry, GF, haven't checked back here since then. Haven't been to Stockton either. So this is a bit dated. To answer your question, though:

That day I caught 4 walleyes, only one was legal (16-17"). A buddy parked next to me pulled up a 21" eye on a white spoon. I was using #7 silver/black and perch colored Jigging Raps, also 1/2 oz. white/green HT Jiggers (about the same as a Jigging Shad Rap).