Buster Loving Is Catching Them....

[Phil Lilley]

My understanding mostly on stick baits between K and Beaver Creek.

[Quillback]

Some pretty impressive fish.

[Roger Craig]

Making me jeolous, went to 76 Bridge area for a bit, notta. Wish I had my boat now lol.

[Phil Lilley]

From today -

The walleye are 18.5 inches. Compare them with the crappie- those are big crappies!

[fishinwrench]

Good grief! Outstanding.

[terryjones]

those are some awesome fishwhat did you catch them on

[Phil Lilley]

He catches them on stick baits- suspending. I'd guess RC Sticks?

[Quillback]

Couple of mondo crappie.

[Fish24/7]

man i love baked walleye !!

would rather eat that than a Tbone

thanks for posting this up

[Bill Babler]

Buster is using a Megabass+1 and a X-Rap. He only uses the RC Stick for Whites. I caught them really good over there last week using the plus1. Lots of white bass and 5 walleye with 2 keeps.

He is catching more crappie than I am, and I'm guessing he is also fishing a swimming minnow quite abit.

Seemed to me they wanted it a little faster this last week. Water temps were in the 49 degree range and once the bait got down to depth you could keep it working with only maybe a 15 to 30 second pause. You did have to get it down to the proper level however.

Lots of these fish are on the mud roll-off channel breaks, suspended right off the break. If you have your boat in 25 to 30 ft. it seem as soon as it comes to the break, I'm saying 15 feet they will load on it. The walleye and crappie bites are nothing more than a whisper. The white bass and black bass however will just hammer it. Pretty easy to tell what you have on your string.