Wet Walleye

[dennis boatman]

sounds about right...

[lmt out]

Thanks for the info wife and I had great 3 days. Wife had 21 keepers in 3 days and I had 17. Great weather and great time together.

[powerdive]

Thanks for the info wife and I had great 3 days. Wife had 21 keepers in 3 days and I had 17. Great weather and great time together.

Thanks for the non-info. So how'd ya catch 'em?

[lmt out]

Crawler harnesses 20 to 25' of water, windy points witch wasn't hard to find yesterday. We are still swaying side to side. Up the little sac.

[powerdive]

Thanks, lmt out. Didn't mean to sound crotchety...due to a medical situation, I haven't been able to fish in forever. Gotta live through you guys right now.

[straw hat]

Sorry to hear about your ailments. I hope you get better soon. Same for me. Haven;t been able to go since early Feb if I remember right. The doc says maybe July. You guys enjoy what you can when you can... life is short.

[lmt out]

Hope both of you guys get better soon! I have learned a lot from both of your post in the past. Straw Hat you are absolutely correct, we have had things happen in our family this past winter that really drives that point home. I have learned to enjoy loved ones and friends when you are around them and don't sweat the small stuff. Got to fish with my beautiful wife sun. mon. and tues. and My dad and his awesome wife joined us mon. and tues. Was one of the best times in a long time. Oh and yea we caught a good mess of fish. Boy it sure hurts when you have to throw walleye back as hard as they are to come by sometimes.

[bfishn]

Thanks, lmt out. Didn't mean to sound crotchety...due to a medical situation, I haven't been able to fish in forever. Gotta live through you guys right now.

Really sorry to hear that. Could you go with someone? Stockton's not completely out of my range, and I have a couple of vacation days left (have to give 30 days notice)...

I don't fish anywhere near what I used to. My only excuse is fatt(er), old(er), and lazi(er). I think I've probably caught my "lifetime" 'eye (14.9), that doesn't help either.

[powerdive]

My gosh, you guys are too kind! Sorry to give the wrong impression...I'm fine, but my wife had a full hip replacement a month ago (immediately following my personal 6-week walleye-spawn moriatorium). When she's able to fend for herself all day, handle her rat-dogs, no therapy or nurse visits, and such, I'll get back out there. Later this month for sure--can't wait!

Bfishin, we'll have to share a boat someday. Just for the stories.....but I hope you'll actually try. I'm still gunning for a 15!

Thanks.

[bfishn]

You're welcome. That's good news.

Sounds good to me. I've got lots of stories. When I do go, the "try"s still strong, it's just gettin' the ambition to go is less common.

(I honestly belive my 14.9 was really a 15, but the rear treble hooked a gill and she was nearly bled out by the time I got her to a scale... which settled on 14.9 no matter how I bounced it... :-) )