Well so much for my theories, then again I did say they weren’t foolproof.
Went out on the evening of Friday the 17th to see if I could put some more walleye in the freezer. With the silver horde in town I waited until after dark and ran only pp’s. I was hoping that this combination would keep the Silver’s at bay but it failed miserably. for 2 1/2 hours it was constantly clearing my lines of Silver Bass. After the first 20 minutes I was getting so frustrated that I pulled my kicker line and switched over to darker color plugs because it was obvious the chromes were too enticing for the species I didn’t want. By 11:30 pm it was starting to rain so that was my cue to quit. I did end up with 2 walleye but it wasn’t worth the aggravation.
Now for the vital stats. Water had about 2 to 3 feet of visibility and a surface temp of 54 degrees. Cloudy skies and the near full moon only appeared for about 20 minutes. I was hoping it would help get the walleye active but it never got a chance to clear the island. Light west winds and rather cold out for mid May. I guess I shouldn’t complain. At least it wasn’t snowing like it was up north.
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