Brian

Launched out of Godfrey pt. In Cleveland. No docks in yet and the water level is low, but still plenty of water to launch.they are forecasting a lot of west wind so Oneida shores may be a better option.

Yep, an open water report for March 3rd. Plenty of finicky fish deep but couldn’t do much with them. Hooked one on a jigging rap. Moved in tight and ran the boards up in 8 fow and picked up two nice fish on jointed raps at 1.5 mph. Temps varied from 32.6 to 35. I think livebait deep would be better, but I didn’t have any.

Sylvan beach webcam looks a bit nautical..

Nice report. Been about the same on the north shore. Hit and miss. I have been doing better on flicker Shad’s than reef runners though. And I started running Mack’s smiley blades a few feet in front with a bead and swivel. I can’t say if they attract more fish but they catch weeds and keep the lures running longer.keep the reports coming.

I am on my second season with Litime 110ah batteries. So far they are fine. I was a bit skeptical since they are only 350.00 but so far, so good.we will see after a couple of seasons, but there is a huge difference in run time, but when they hit a certain voltage they just shut off so plan accordingly.

Love the post because I have had so many people tell me I’m trolling too fast. I troll at 1.8 and catch fish… I troll at 2.2 and catch bigger fish. I have been running the new reef stalkers from reef runner and have good luck with them. Like all reef runners they need constant tuning.

Can anyone tell me if it’s still worth a trip up to Henderson or Chamount for walleyes or has it already slowed down. Thanks in advance. Brian

Good point,especially when you are working 2 and 3 fish groups. When there is competition they hit, when they are alone you have to work them.

Plenty of cookie cutters on the shallow windy flats. Scattered in 2s and 3s, ended up sharp shooting them on side imaging and panoptix.they were willing to hit a jig , but would not touch a leech on slip bobber. Any thoughts?