I troll Koshkonong, much closer to home for me. The shallow flicker shads are money. The size limit has been changed to 18", so I have no choice but to keep those 18"-22" fish if I want a sammich. I release anything over 22". Been catching butt-tons of fish 15"-17". Good, fun content.
Are those TX-12 church boards?? I have switched over to them and will be modifying them this winter with tattle flags and different front releases. Hoping the flags help with ratting out the snagged weeds that I encounter in the summer, essentially disabling that set-up.
I’m inbetween, I want my limit but at the same time I wouldn’t be opposed to being on bigger fish all day and releasing them. That stretch we were on has been producing eaters pretty consistently now
Is that trolling or what are you doing? A lot of people complain about a lot of small walleyes on Lake Winnebago but similar to what you said, I almost exclusively cast crankbaits in shallow water at or after dark and most are 20 inches or larger. I live on the lake though so I can slip out there for the 'magic hour' just about every evening weather permitting.
Was this filmed this year or was it last summer? I went out there for the first time last summer with a guide and we caught more sheeps head than walleye trolling crawler rigs.
@robnrapoutdoors only reason I asked is I see you wearing shorts and t-shirts. I didn't realize it was that warm up there yet. Great video New subscriber
@@robnrapoutdoors your content is right in my wheelhouse. Unfortunately I currently live south of the cheddar curtain but Wisconsin is my favorite state
I troll Koshkonong, much closer to home for me. The shallow flicker shads are money. The size limit has been changed to 18", so I have no choice but to keep those 18"-22" fish if I want a sammich. I release anything over 22". Been catching butt-tons of fish 15"-17". Good, fun content.
Those are good eating! Thank you!
Are those TX-12 church boards?? I have switched over to them and will be modifying them this winter with tattle flags and different front releases. Hoping the flags help with ratting out the snagged weeds that I encounter in the summer, essentially disabling that set-up.
I believe they are those boards
Heckova bite for as calm as it looks
The longest we went without a bite was maybe 20 minutes maximum out of like 3 hours of actual trolling
Great. Can we get you to do a video review of our fishing suits?🥰
That could be done! Shoot me a dm on instagram or shoot me an email!
Smart move on the live well situation
Thank you sir
Everything I've been catching this year has been 19-24" I need to find some of those 15-16" eaters
I’m inbetween, I want my limit but at the same time I wouldn’t be opposed to being on bigger fish all day and releasing them. That stretch we were on has been producing eaters pretty consistently now
Is that trolling or what are you doing? A lot of people complain about a lot of small walleyes on Lake Winnebago but similar to what you said, I almost exclusively cast crankbaits in shallow water at or after dark and most are 20 inches or larger. I live on the lake though so I can slip out there for the 'magic hour' just about every evening weather permitting.
Yeah we were trolling and that’s awesome! I definitely wanna learn the lake more and toss crankbaits sometime
Was this filmed this year or was it last summer?
I went out there for the first time last summer with a guide and we caught more sheeps head than walleye trolling crawler rigs.
This was two days ago. We got all our fish trolling flicker shads 6-7 ft in 8ft of water, it was insane!
@robnrapoutdoors only reason I asked is I see you wearing shorts and t-shirts. I didn't realize it was that warm up there yet.
Great video
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it was beautiful out there, very little wind as the day went on, thank you sir!
@@robnrapoutdoors your content is right in my wheelhouse. Unfortunately I currently live south of the cheddar curtain but Wisconsin is my favorite state
Awesome! I can respect it, Wisconsin is pretty special!