Walleye Express Posted June 26, 2008 Posted June 26, 2008 Started out this morning in the spot that has been treating me good. Had 3 poles out and "BANG" fish on. Then caught 2 more quick ones on the remaining 3 rods and things went dead the further East I trolled towards the shipping channel. I turned the boat back around and started back SW against the waves and when doing so poped a fish on the slow side of the boats turn. So I slowed our troll down to 1.6, which is kinda slow for rattle tots. Things soon picked up but only for a while. I should mention when we started out this morning it was 68 degrees. By this time 11:00am it was in the low 80's and climbing. I'm not sure if I speeded up to keep cool or thinking the warmer air and water temps would get the fish excited. But by the time we threw #20 in the box I was trolling 2.7 mph on the GPS and we were catching fish after fish. Ended up throwing the last 3 keepers back. But man did that heat take its toll on me.
Priority1 Posted June 26, 2008 Posted June 26, 2008 WTG Dan. It was a fantastic day to be on the water.
shu9265 Posted June 27, 2008 Posted June 27, 2008 Great Job, Dan.Hope you are recovering from the heat ok.
Walleye Express Posted June 27, 2008 Author Posted June 27, 2008 Ya, I know when to slow down, and I always take 2 jugs of iced Gator Aide on every trip out. Being a big guy, me and hot or humidity never did get along. I'm the guy you see outside wearing a T-shirt until November.
shu9265 Posted June 27, 2008 Posted June 27, 2008 I can definitely relate to that. My boat does not leave the dock, without a cooler full of ice water. And that is MY supply.
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