Walleyes....

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Re: Re: Walleyes....

Post by Billy Boy » March 11th, 2004, 1:00 pm

I prefer the Townside 90....Especially as the water rises....Whats happening is they'll move in over there to stage.....theres some Slower moving water there....

They do use the Otherside as well....But i Just Don't think the Numbers are there.....Both are good...but i'd say Townside...has Higher Percentages...

I sure hope its changed from last week....I almost thought my Graph was broke....hehehehehe

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Re: Re: Walleyes....

Post by Wolfman » March 11th, 2004, 3:07 pm

You and CW do any good yesterday on Stockton? Im sure it got pretty 'windy!'...lol
Whens the next Bull Shoals trip?

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Re: Re: Walleyes....

Post by Billy Boy » March 12th, 2004, 12:27 pm

Hey Buddy....Nope....caught 2...But Boy oh boy....Gonna be a Tremendous Spring on Stockton....Waters up good...Hope we get just alittle more..

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Re: Re: Walleyes....

Post by Billy Boy » March 12th, 2004, 12:28 pm

Whups....Next week...at BS...Probably Monday....Me and Cw got a Tank of Gas left from last trip

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Re: Re: Walleyes....

Post by coyotewhacker » March 12th, 2004, 2:05 pm

Yo, Wolfie..."good" is a relative term. We didn't catch many fish, but we got enough of a look to realize that the fishing is going to be real productive real soon. The water is already up in the buck brush along the shoreline. If it stays there, or even gets higher, it could be a spring to remember. The water needs to get just a few degrees warmer, and I believe the bass will start coming in from their deep water holding areas. We found a couple of places in the extreme back of coves where turtles are already out floating and sunning themselves. That is a sure sign the water is warming rapidly in those areas. Ma Nature cal always turn around and dump more cold on us, but hopefully its going to get better and better from now on. BTW, you have been joined by Gary in that "gotcha" club...it was terrible what we did to him.... Image Of course we would not have messed with him if he wasn't a good guy to start with. Now he will probably drill holes in my drain plug.....
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Re: Re: Walleyes....

Post by Wolfman » March 12th, 2004, 3:17 pm

Thats terrible. End up with stinkbait hid under the console and holes in your drain plug. Springs going to be rough for you...lol
Yeah if the water stays up a bit and we don't get one of them mid march snow storms things look like they should turn off good. Low waters been a killer on bass, walleyes and cats the last couple of years. BS should be getting good before to long. Pomme will probably turn on bass wise before stockton though.
Im about ready for another wallie trip, see if i can catch the momma of them bass pro minners...lol

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Re: Re: Walleyes....

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Re: Re: Walleyes....

Post by coyotewhacker » March 24th, 2004, 12:27 am

Wolfie...for the immediate future, the Express will have to sit out in the barn. On the way back from Louisiana yesterday something bad happened to the brakes on the Ford van. It would still stop, but the pedal went almost to the floor and stopping had to be a planned thing. It goes into the shop tomorrow to find out what is wrong...whatever it is involves a seriously depleted brake fluid reservoir and new rear hubs as a minimum. The brake guy has work stacked up, so it may be a week or more before I get my tow vehicle back. That means I gotta impose on BB a couple more times before my boat goes out. The Astro will pull the Express, but you don't get a feeling of confidence with that big sled pulling you down the ramp....know what I mean?
Anyway, as soon as I get my big van back, I will try to schedule a bass run to one of the Stockton ramps, probably Greenfield. Water looked good, nothing tried to eat the prop, and the coves should be just about ready for some bassin' fun. Will keep you in the loop about when I get my wheels back.
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Re: Re: Walleyes....

Post by Wolfman » March 24th, 2004, 1:01 am

I think me and gary are going to try and hit stockton or BS about thur or fri depending on honeydo's and weather...lol Probably be BS as it sounds just a bit windy for stockton. Waves make gary nervous...lol
Supposedly the kitties n walleyes are turning on a bit at stockton lately.

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Re: Re: Walleyes....

Post by Billy Boy » March 24th, 2004, 9:29 am

Well..lets do one boat at Stockton and one at Pomme....see what prevails...

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Re: Re: Walleyes....

Post by Wolfman » March 24th, 2004, 3:09 pm

OK, if it's windy you do stockton...lol

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Re: Re: Walleyes....

Post by fishnxs » March 24th, 2004, 3:57 pm

Jessie that's kinda what I was thinking. With high winds he volunteered us for sea duty.

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Re: Re: Walleyes....

Post by Wolfman » March 25th, 2004, 1:27 am

Mount a sail next to that kitchen sink and save on gas gary...lol

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