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I've noticed more walleyes and really nice perch as well. A couple years ago I found a few spots where I couldn't keep the walleyes off while trying to catch crappie. As near as I could tell they where feeding on young leaches on stumps in deeper water. Almost every eye caught was just under 15 inches but I didn't mind because the bite was so crazy. I'm hoping we start to see the size increase on crappies and it will be interesting to watch how it plays out
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Partly Sunny
Water: 80°
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I like the discussion on the panfish limits. I’m on the SW portion of the Chip and concur. I haven’t seen much change in gill sizes. The crappies seem somewhat smaller. The perch this year have been the best we’ve seen. It’s not been uncommon to see multiples in the 10” range. Time will tell on the overall effectiveness but definitely worth trying. Fished deep cribs once last week and really didn’t see much where I was.
Tight lines,
Rick R.
Tight lines,
Rick R.
I've been fishing the southwest side of the Chip since the 80's.
Yes, we used ti catch great gills & crappies!
But i do agree, there has been some over- harvesting & out-ridht poaching!
Now, we focus more on crappies & walleyes.
In the last 3 years, we have put back more crappies & walleyes!
But, a BIG PLUS, we are catching more legal walleyes. We have a very positive reaction.
Big Mac
Yes, we used ti catch great gills & crappies!
But i do agree, there has been some over- harvesting & out-ridht poaching!
Now, we focus more on crappies & walleyes.
In the last 3 years, we have put back more crappies & walleyes!
But, a BIG PLUS, we are catching more legal walleyes. We have a very positive reaction.
Big Mac
Cloudy 68°
Water: 69°
Baitfish
Spent last week fishing the chip for musky periodically. Weird cold front for most of the week. Caught 2 but was only on the water for about 10 hours. Fish were doing something different everyday, but most success was on the deep edge of bars and points that had River channel access. Had four follows that came up from deep water underneath the boat, so do your figure eights and watch the graph. Good luck, I’m sure things will change with this warm weather pushing in.
Partly Sunny 80°
Water: 78°
Points
Back from fishing the JULY 4TH week. BASS were the cooperative species. Best luck was early AM with "leeches" on weed edges. What was noteworthy on this trip was the PERCH. Adding to my usual bag of BG for a fish fry were some nice plump perch. Walleye eluded me this trip and I had a zero count. Tried deep water, but that always seems more difficult for me. Water temp was high and I think that is keeping fish deep. Northern Pike were ALL "hammer handles".
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