May 18-19th
Walleye fishing is still slow as water temperatures are still below average. Only 2 walleyes made the livewell Saturday, after quite a few hours of fishing. We worked the most depths, but the fish weren't active.
Come Saturday night I tried my luck at crappies. With the water temperature just over 50 degrees I felt it was worth a shot. The shallows were LOADED with white and black crappies. I used a light bobber rig tipped with a crappie minnow. Normally, 5 seconds wouldn't go by before my minnow was molested....a true sign that it's prime time for crappies.
Should be good for a little longer until the warm weather comes and pushes them out. Enjoy it while it lasts...
Good Fishin
Come Saturday night I tried my luck at crappies. With the water temperature just over 50 degrees I felt it was worth a shot. The shallows were LOADED with white and black crappies. I used a light bobber rig tipped with a crappie minnow. Normally, 5 seconds wouldn't go by before my minnow was molested....a true sign that it's prime time for crappies.
Should be good for a little longer until the warm weather comes and pushes them out. Enjoy it while it lasts...
Good Fishin
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