The Walleye That Got Away

[Chrisper4694]

Originally Posted by Skunk City

You remember the ones you lost more than the ones you land! Keep at it and you will scratch Walleye off your list sooner rather than later. Get out there at night, you'll have the river to yourself and the fish will be more eager to take your offering.

BULL! as soon as i get home i erase my memory with the men in black thing if i lose a big fish!

[Chrisper4694]

Originally Posted by Fred E. Goose

I hear ya man. Swartswood and the Delaware are about 1.5 hours from me and Hopatcong and Greenwood are too large of lakes for my dinky little boat and trolling motor to handle. So I stuck with Monksville, even though I've heard time and again the chances of getting one there were slim to none.

Thanks for the education! The ones I was catching had the downward mouth. I see them all the time feeding on the bottom in a brook I sometimes hit up. I don't think I've ever caught a fallfish then.

i put my tin can 12ft jon boat with electric in hopatcong all the time (just not day time in summer). check the weather and it's all good, put the boat in near the area you want to fish and you'll never have to cross it either.

[MudCat08]

Originally Posted by Chrisper4694

BULL! as soon as i get home i erase my memory with the men in black thing if i lose a big fish!

haha

I just got a pair of kayaks so I'll be giving lakes and reservoirs a shot at some point.