after tagging out on turkey saturday morning,i decided to go to fanshawe with my son. we caught 18 walleye 6 smallies and an 18 inch largemouth. we kept 6 eyes for home.
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after tagging out on turkey saturday morning,i decided to go to fanshawe with my son. we caught 18 walleye 6 smallies and an 18 inch largemouth. we kept 6 eyes for home.
http://i82.photobucket.com/albums/j2...ps3c857108.jpg
Wow. I didn't know Fanshawe Lake was that abundant with fish?
Nice eyes
Was that in the lake or down in the river below the dam. Thank,s
up in the lake.we are using a canoe.
About 12 years ago, I took some boy scouts out for a hike, around end of April, along about 12 miles of the Thames trail along the river. The hike ended at Fanshawe Dam. The ice hadn't been off for long. Just where it starts to widen out near the dam, we witnessed a school of walleye gorging on some baitfish they had corraled near the suface. Dozens of them, most about 5 lbs. plus. I was so excited I went back a few weeks later trying to catch some. All I got was bass. I don't know where they hang out, but they're in there. It looks like Bucky knows where they are.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharon
Thank,s not planning on fishing there but I live down river and was thinking most of the fish may be headed back to St Clair especially now that its high and muddy. We caught 3 opening day around Dutton.