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I have been fishing Wheatley about once a week......the fishing is unreel:grin: The lastest we have gotten off the water with our limit is 3 o;clock. I have been running a six rod spread two lead (different lengths) 2 riggers,2 dipsies on braid.Any questions you have just ask. I love to help people out and share my program.

Sorry but I can only tell you how they got in my cooler. Downriggers:grin:

Well the boys wanted to go to Canada again! We fished from 8 till 2.Landed 13 rainbows,2 chinooks,7 pickeral (for those of you that are from the south that is 13 steelhead,2 kings ,and 7 walleye) We fished 120 ish degrees out in 60 to 62 fow. Dipsies 85-100 out on #3(90 was best) , riggers from 25 to 45 feet down with long leads (40 -75 feet back).Lead was just catching walleye and sheep (we tried 2,5,7,10 color) This fishery is unreal ! Nobody around and awsome fishing.

Wheatley is still on fire:thumb: We had to work for the steel today:no: Went 17 for about 20 with 6 walters and quite a few sheepies thrown in. 65 fow. Dipseys,lead and riggers.No real program everything worked OK

We went out Sun before we left for perch. OMG I cannot believe the perch fishing over there! One of our guys was useing trident and catching them. We kept everything over 8 inches (mostly over 8.5) up to 14 inches and had 150 between 8-noon. 8-10 FOW 5 mi west of Erieau.What an AWSOME fishery!!!!:thumb::thumb:

Fished our walleye club tourny. Dwf vs Lake St.Claire walleye fed. Downriver Walleye Federation swept it up! We took third with 35 lbs. We actually fished allmost in wheatley by the rig in 62 FOW. Absolutly crushed the steelhead. We were 15 for who knows by 11:45.Dipseies 85 back on 3,7 color with green dolphin silver streak.Riggers down 35-40 were best for us. What a BLAST:thumb:

We sorta fished the Dreamweaver. Woke up and down to the water at 4:30...saw the lightning and the rain started so we went to take a nap.Woke up this time and saw the rain cleared back out at 8;30 am. We caught fish in 100fow on fri so we set up in 105 and trolled in. We marked nothing till 75 fow and trolled around in the 75 to 65 area north in front of the hills till 11:30 with no hits.Caught an 18" shaker on a rigger when we were clearing lines. After the weigh in(I mean raffle cuz we didn't weigh) we got stuff together and headed out at about 5 pm.Went to 55 fow and headed North.Got 3 lines set and had one screaming.rigger on the bottom with the mod lemon ice superslim from the dreamweaver package.Picked up a 7 pound brown on the other rigger shortly after 45 down on a Sister Sludge Warrior flutter.Circled out and got some hits on the small spoons (super slims and warriors, caramel dolphin and mean green were best),green fishcatcher/green crinkle fly on dipsey on 3 at 150 went a couple times.Riggers down 45-60 with 35 to 50 ft leads. As darkness closed we were getting hits on the regular size spoons super glow froggy Warrior and wonderbread stinger stingray. We ended up with 7 and lost /missed quite a few(lost count) Best speed for us was definately 2.7 sog

If it is nice ,I will run zig zags and find some fish before I start.If it is lumpy I run a long search pass to find them. You can waste a ton of time trolling to find them.

I recommend some 5200 underneath the tracks. If 5200 won't hold it nothing will

The spinner bite is going great ! Finally:grin: Nice to get some triples today. Super glowperch seemed best. 1/4 oz,1/2oz,1oz,2oz inlines and bottombouncers all worked. .8 - 1 mph seemed best. Will report and post pics later as I will be fishing the rest of the weekend

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anytime that you are running more than two boards a side in more than two footers,trees are critical. They keep the boards from jumping over the other line.

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Nothing like a big king crushing an outriiger

I have not put together the serious numbers this year. But I think that I would rather catch fewer but larger fish. We have been catching Big walleye allmost every trip.Unheard of for this late in the season.

Four of us did a 4 hour afternoon trip and landed 5 nice fish.Two of them were really nice at 27". All in Wyandotte on Lance Valentine thump worms in the june gum color or a brown worm with a pink 3/4 ounce jig.

Not a ton of snagged fish. Most fish come on my stinger hooks though.Maybe one out of ten gets caught "looking at it"

I have got to get up there!

Well the water stayed clear but the fish slowed back down. Me and two others ended up with 5 for the day and lost one nice one at the boat. This one is my second master angler fish this year at 30" catch and release:thumb:

At least jigging I get to reel a few in:grin: The fourth master anler fish for the boat this year. All of todays fish on Wyandotte worms in Wyandotte again.Black worm /yellow head.Water clarity is 15 inches.

If that is a tough day. I can't wait to see a good day:grin:

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We fished a super super long day today from 7;45 am to 6:30 pm. It was an absolute riot with the three J's ...Jason,Jeff and Joe.We landed 19 walters.Nothing big but action was fairly steady. All fish were caught in Wyandotte area (mud island) on 3/4 ounce jigs and you guesses it Wyandotte worms(you know these things work good if they named a city after them:grin:) Water was perfect color when I left and very fishable

Well after hearing of everyone catching 20-30 yesterday we were excited to get down there this morning. My co anglers kid couldn't make it at the last minute so it was just the two of us for one on one jigging lessons.It was tough to say the least:( After 4 hours we had 0 but was teaching a good lesson. I finally pulled a dink then Tony picked up a 4 lber. It was windy on and off all day,the river is pretty darn muddy. We finally made our way to a different spot and first pass I stuck this one on the next pass Tony pulled a 5.5. Four fish for the day but I forgot my camera so this one has to go on my wall 32" 11.9 pounds on a certified scale:grin:

All on yellow or green jigs and camo or brown worms.