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Scott, A warm welcome to the GLF site.

Tony, Thanks for the report. Gj on the keepers and the lil guys are our bright future.

Dee, A warm welcome to GLF.

Russ, Sorry about you loss.

GJ on the shallow eyes.

Tim, GJ in less than ideal conditions.

GJ Capt. Ken, Thanks for the report.

I most generally use Firefox and have no problems. Maybe I'll come in with IE next time to check that browser.

Mike a warm welcome.

Capt Ron, Thanks for the report.

Way to get em Wheels.

Nice work. I can tell it's a labor of love.

GJ Terry. I wish I could fish just one more time with my dad.

Capt. Rich,

Capt. Rich, FANTASTIC.

I had the extreme pleasure to fish again with Sea Mac, Somethin' Fishy, Tall Tails, Tyler, and Zach. Tyler and Zach reeled in all 21 of the walleye. This trip was about kids. What worked for us was 2 oz bouncers and harnesses. We fished from 28-39 FOW. The fish were from 15 feet to the bottom at 8:00 AM but the higher fish went deep after 10 AM. 1.5 MPH was best speed. TG for a nice day on the Bay with good friends and kids. The trip started slow with a stiff NW wind. The wind eventually laid down as it did an about face and swung around to the SE. during that transition we capitalized on a 45 minute flurry of action and boated most of these fish. When the wind started to build out of the SE it was like someone flipped a switch. I enjoy every minute I spend on the Bay, but the 2 kids really made my day. Glows, Chartreuse, and Purple were good. Thanks Tom, John, Mike, Ty, and Zach for making my day. I will be out of action for awhile and hope I'll be able to fish again this year. Oh!!!! Two bonus perch in the mix. The Bay's future looks bright because we threw back about 20 sub-legal fish.

Brent, GJ on the eyes.

Jeff, GJ out of the Joe.

Thanks for the update Erik. Prayers for ya.

Nick GJ and ty for the report.

I depend a lot on my gut and reports but I also use the tools I have. You can't catch what isn't there. Use the information you can glean from reports and your past experiences. Use the sonar to verify the information. When I started fishing electronics on a boat was only a dream. Learning to fish without all the toys is an advantage. Using past experience and the advantages of sonar GPS Chart plotters etc etc can and will put more fish in the box.

Bill, Thanks for the East side report. Things will just get better.

You are correct about the fish spooking to the side out of view of the ducer. A large % of our fish were taken on the inside boards. On the other hand with different conditions I have seen these eyes so aggressive they would hit a harness high in the prop wash. It's a constantly changing game. Gotta Luv Dat Bay and it's right in our back yards.

We were doing exactly the same thing at all kinds of different speeds. Different locations and conditions. GJ getting the bottom lurkers going. There is nothing I like better than targeting the bottom. Even targeting the high stuff I use bouncers so I can quickly shift to a bottom program. Thanks for the slot info. I like reading your reports. Maybe someday we can wet a line.

I made it out again today with a different crew and it was a different game. finally found some active fish when the oldest guy onboard started chumming. Went in with five and called it a day. Glows were good over 32-34 FOW @ 1.5 MPH B.B. and meat. The deeper fish seem un-movable with the hatch going on. I think they are gorging on the bugs and belching their way to the bottom to digest them. Even small offerings wouldn't budge the bottom fish. It will change. Fish em high if the low ones don't go. Gotta Luv it.