Went walleye fishing last night

[chi0082]

Me and my buddy caught these last night at dusk from shore using a Megabass Vision 110 and Keitech swim baits. We only fished for 2 hours. Just good eater sizes, all from 18" to 23". Pea gravel and chunk rock banks facing the wind. That's enough secrets for today. 

I just wanted to change things up a little around here. Wanted to see something other than a "green fish" report. So there you have it. 

[vonreed]

Wow that's a good fishing trip.  I wish I knew what you do, lol.  That's a spot you don't want to let out.

[dan hufferd]

I agree with vonreed, I would not make that spot public, or I will be fishing it. Good job !

[Nitro 750]

Good job, thanks for the report.

[chi0082]

Thanks guys. Yea I almost didn't wanna post up any reports or pictures, because I'm a tight lipped kinda guy when it comes to walleyes, but I got flack for taking info without giving any back so I posted.

Hope I can be as good as some of you guys at catching the green fishes. I've gotten better by reading a lot of the posts on here so thought I'd give something back. Maybe one day I'll have a report of some nice greenies to post. 

Tight lines to all!

[BassBlind]

Nice post - not looking for any specific info - but are there good populations throughout the lake of Walleye? Are they main lake fish or back in the creeks?

[chi0082]

2 hours ago, BassBlind said:

Nice post - not looking for any specific info - but are there good populations throughout the lake of Walleye? Are they main lake fish or back in the creeks?

It's better up the rivers right now. But in a month it'll be good on the main lake flats. The lake has an ok population, not good numbers like Stockton or anything but better quality.

[Tanderson15]

All I want is GPS coordinates. I won't pressure you into more info no sense having the world show up. By the way good job

[Ketchup]

Nice fish. Last summer/fall the youngin' and I spent several days "evenings weekday and mornings weekends" trolling around the Point 10 area where he likes to fish. We were trolling #5 and #7 Flicker Shads and caught more walleye in the 10" to 16" inch than we have in the past 2 years.  TR has a decent population in most areas as I've caught them trolling almost everywhere I've used the Flicker.  

 

Now Stockton Lake, that's a different story. We can catch them on Stockton almost every time we try, and their nice eating sized fish.