Awesome pics fellas!
Another sucker question...sorry. I've seen boats sit out by the mouth of Fox in the fall. Are they sucker fishing there, sitting near pockets of weeds that are left? Would like to get up in there this fall, but want to have a decent game plan first. Thanks!
I did a muskie trip this morning with Bill and his son Tim, 2 great guys with tons of muskie experience. We worked the south shore of University Bay, as winds to 30 mph plus limited the areas we could fish. We had one good rip on a 6" Grandma, but that was it for action. There are still lots of fish in the area, as I marked so good ones in front of Bay Beach Park and Kidney Island. Good luck and stay safe!! Capt Jerry
Trolling speeds vary, but as the water cools to below 50 I'll bring my speed down to the 2.5-3 mph. Above 50 I' usually starting at 3 and moving up to 3.5-4 mph if I'm getting ripped. Capt Jerry
You should be good with those setups. One thing to keep in mind is that you may want to pair them with a medium action trolling rod vs the standard fast or extra fast action casting rods. A rod with a little more flex can help keep them pinned especially with smaller trebles on big fish. You can also accomplish this by running a mono topshot between your braid and leader like the saltwater guys do.
Hi all I’m relatively new to the trolling game on Green Bay and I just bought 2 new Okuma cold waters and looking for some advice on what line leader combos work best I was think 80lbs braid with 100 or 130 floralcarbon leader. Lemme know what you guys think. Thanks and tight lines.
