I had the pleasure of volunteering to take out the Heroe's for the fifth year in a row. The soldier assigned to my boat had been through hell and back and continues to deal with "issues". We took advantage of the flat lake on Thursday and ran to the weather buoy. We managed ten walleyes with 8 of the ten over 5 pounds. 3 oz back 50-75 was the ticket for us. Mostly plain gold hammered colorado's at about 1.5-1.7.
Friday was a blow day but Saturday turned out to be a great day weather wise. We ran back out to the buoy. It was a parking lot so I stayed off a ways from the pack. We ran the same program with 3 oz and managed 7 walleyes, with 6 going over 5 pounds and the biggest was 8 pounds. Never really had any nice hooks/marks either day. It was like the fish just came outta nowhere. It sounded like a slow pick and we were grateful for the fish we got.
My guy had a blast as he's never caught a walleye before, The Kentucky Wounded Heroe's is a great bunch of guys and gals and I salute them as well as the other captain's that volunteered their time.
http://www.kentuckywoundedheroes.net/
http://www.walleyesforwoundedheroes.com/
Friday was a blow day but Saturday turned out to be a great day weather wise. We ran back out to the buoy. It was a parking lot so I stayed off a ways from the pack. We ran the same program with 3 oz and managed 7 walleyes, with 6 going over 5 pounds and the biggest was 8 pounds. Never really had any nice hooks/marks either day. It was like the fish just came outta nowhere. It sounded like a slow pick and we were grateful for the fish we got.
My guy had a blast as he's never caught a walleye before, The Kentucky Wounded Heroe's is a great bunch of guys and gals and I salute them as well as the other captain's that volunteered their time.
http://www.kentuckywoundedheroes.net/
http://www.walleyesforwoundedheroes.com/