Soooo you're saying the technique ain't gonna work for me?

Stupid fish!!

I'd say atleast a hotntot 125 yds out.

slabfinder
I'd say atleast a hotntot 125 yds out.

huh ?

I don't often troll for Walleye but when I do, I prefer using lead core at 1.5 mph where each color will get you down approx. 5'.

Lets see, 125 yards equals 12.5 colors which should get you down 60 (+/ -) feet.

Yep, plenty deep enough.......


Disclaimer; not all leadcores are alike, troll responsibly. Also, use of lead products has been shown to cause brain damage.


What... Wait!!!

Looch I do have a beaver pond but what fish do get in there get eaten by the stupid Geese.

Hey, maybe I could stock Shad in there, they'll proliferate so the Geese will over gorge themselves and explode!!! Brilliant!!

psu_fish
125 feet of line and not yards sounds more realistic.
 
According to the Precision trolling app, 125 feet of line let out will get you 14-15 feet deep.

That sounds better ! Hot n Tots dive deep fast
 
# 4 on check list - order more fish at Carini's this Friday ! 

I was out this afternoon/evening brought home 30+ bluegill didn't find any walleye was having too much fun with panfish with the kids. Hopefully will be able to find walleye soon

Out on the south end Sunday morning with a friend from out of the area. We dodged boats and kayaks for a little over three hours and managed to put ten crappies and eight keeper size gills in the cooler. It was a madhouse out there but that's to be expected this time of year. Fishfry later today.

Chauncy that is super cool. Congratulations and be sure to let us know when the story hits the stands.

I had the pleasure of meeting Darryl one day on Wilhelm.

I was Bass fishing along the West side of the causeway when I nailed a Musky.

Unknown to me at the time, Darryl was fishing from a canoe along the south bank.

I have one of the slides Darryl took that day, along with his letter of permission to have pictures made of which a 8 x 10, of me holding the fish, (along with the letter and slide) still hangs on my wall.

If my memory serves me right, that was around 30 years ago.

pymafish615
Walleye were biting good this morning on the humps and in shallow weed beds

Headed up in the morning for a few hours. Jig and worm or shallow crankbait?

chauncy
Had the pleasure of doing an on the water interview and photoshoot with Darl Black, a nationally known sportswriter from our area, for an article for Crappienow magazine, thursday morning. Showed him some techniques and new baits that have been producing for me this season. Managed to catch around twenty fish in two hours. Four different species too. The article may not come out until next season. Had a fun time putting it together with him.

Congrats to you !   You are the Crappie King ! 
Looks like Como aka Striper Guy is in the fishing article spotlight now Chauncy......
Where you hiding Rick ?  Must of painted that boat camo !...lol
 
http://www.fishandboat.com/Transact/AnglerBoater/AnglerBoater2017/JulyAugust/Documents/2017-0708ja-02shenango.pdf

After being out and about, and now recovering from attendance to a wedding and reception party yesterday, I decided it may be in my best interest to just lay low. So I thought I would do a little research, of which could be accomplished, from a reclined position.

Not having visited a popular body of water in the past few weeks I thought perhaps I would go "straight to the horses mouth" and see how the fishing has been. Amazing, the information I found in a in-depth report by the very people responsible for overseeing and protecting such a wonderful heritage in Penn's Woods.

Without further ado I present you with that report.

Posted July 5 2017 on the PBFC fishing report for NW Pennsylvania Wilds.

"Pymatuning Reservoir
Anglers are catching Largemouth Bass; but they have to work for them". ~ PFBC

Huh.... I'll be dammed!!!



I gotta git, I have a headache.😣

Dude... 14-17 fow is like work.  That's the difference between us hacks and the Chauncys of the world.  Once those fish go south of 6 feet they are safe from me.