The contest winner was actually around 9lbs for 10 fish, and 15th place was about 6.3 lbs for 10 fish. There were 2 crappies caught that were 1.5 lbs. The fishing actually was very good especially in the morning for us.

thats good to hear. I hope all is well.

Anyone get out this weekend?

Lets here the reports from the weekend?

whats the deal ? any reports from the past week ? or is everyone tight liped ?

People have begun to learn that if you blab a hot bite, that bite doesn't last very long.

....or the bite is just plain slow!

you dont have to say where just if the fish'n is good or not!!! duh !!! the boy and I were out last night and pulled in a 27" , 26" and a 14" walleye and 3 nice crappies lb apiece , but I'm not gonna say where!!!!!!! went out about 9:30 or so and was home by 11:30.

Noodlerod: People are tight liped, because they think the lake they fish on and the fish in it belong only to them. Lakes have what? oh lets call them public accesses.

I went out on opener and could not find an eye anywhere. But I nailed the crud out of the bass and northerns (hammers). I was fishing Green lake on the southside in about 4-8 foot of water in through the weeds. WIth a jig (yellow) and a rainbow minnow.

( we are all fisherman, we might as well help each other out)

This isn't totally directed at noodlerod but what is the deal with people saying "the boy and I..." it just sounds so indiferent. Why not say "my boy and I". Its like saying "the dog and I". We hold our kids at the same level as the pets. To me its almost deragotory. I wouldn't want my dad to refer to me as "the boy", I would want him to call me "my son" or "my boy.{end of semi-rant}

Never really thought of that. I have been saying "the wife and kids". I should start saying"my wife and kids". Thank you for helping out. I am allways open to correction.

would you be offended to know I call my son Meathead periodically?

good grief........

Now for a fishing report.
Our league fished last night on a Wright County lake.
Weather was superb and fishing was close to superb.

Most pike were caught in 6-10 ft of water, and darn near 100% on crankbaits. Biggest fish brought in was 32 inches. And a fat 32 at that.
Panfish were very strong in a dark bottomed bay along the cattail edge. I should say mostly sunfish. Crappies were scarce. Sunfish up to mid 7 inches were the norm, with a couple 8 inch variety.

Excellent evening on the water from all angles.

A couple interesting occurences during the night. A team had to go rescue a guy that tipped a canoe over and had no life jacket on. He was quite a ways out on the lake. He had a gun case in his canoe for flotation, and it wasnt a floating gun case.

On another note, a father with 2 kids in his boat were fishing panfish in the shallow bay I mentioned above. He fell out of the boat somehow. And what a trooper. He got in and kept fishing for a while. DOH!