bwcballer10 Posted September 27, 2015 Posted September 27, 2015 Had a little time after work on Friday so the girlfriend and I decided to head to the river for a little fishing. I ended up catching 3 walleye the last 40 minutes before dark, one of those being a 26 1/2 incher that weighed 7 and a half pounds. By far the biggest walleye I have ever caught. I was pretty surprised to catch that many out of one hole this time of year. My girlfriend also caught a couple of whites and a smallmouth that was about 3 pounds and was dragging another keeper walleye onto the bank when the jig popped out of his mouth. All the fish were caught on a shad colored swimming minnow on an 1/8 ounce head. I'm trying to upload a couple of pictures now but this is the first time I've done it so we'll see how it goes. rps and BilletHead 2
bwcballer10 Posted September 27, 2015 Author Posted September 27, 2015 The cutting board in that picture is right at 24 inches long (just to give it a little reference)
bs1827 Posted September 28, 2015 Posted September 28, 2015 Wow! Nice walleye! Sounds like a good smallie too. Haven't heard many people talk about pulling walleye out of Sac this time of year. Congrats! Were you fishing closer to the lake or farther upstream?
bwcballer10 Posted September 28, 2015 Author Posted September 28, 2015 Thanks bs. We were fishing WAY upstream from the lake so I was pretty shocked when I hooked the first one. I actually hooked the big one last so when I hooked him I knew that it was a possibility he was a really good walleye because they all felt the exact same way when they bit. I knew it was a really heavy fish, I was just hoping it wasn't a catfish. I went back Saturday afternoon and caught 2 more keeper walleye and a short out of the same hole. This is just crazy for me because the only walleye I catch are accidental ones during the spring white bass run.
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