June 25th Fishing Report
by Capt Juls on 06/30/13The last report was with John and Billy up in Canada on Mill Point. Well, on Tuesday the 25th, I took their co worker (all salesmen) Greg and one of his clients, Mike, up to the same spot to fish.
The weather was a little bumpier than the day before, but as soon as I cleared Chickenolee Reef the waves got smaller due to the land mass of Pelee Island blocking the wind a little bit. So, by the time we set up on Mill Point it was as nice as the day before with 1 foot or less waves.
We proceeded to catch walleye at a steady pace and made three passes there. When we were down to only needing two more fish to fill their limit, we moved out to the east of Chickenolee where I felt they had a better chance of catching big fish.
The day before we had 57 pounds for 12 fish, but we only ended up with 44 pounds for their 12 fish. We never did get any giants, but they went home happy.
I texted their boss, Jerry Cohen, who had set up these two trips and he mentioned that everyone had a good time and that they would be happy to do it again. I can't ask for more than that. I feel pretty good about that. :)
The weather was sunny with a chance of showers and thunderstorms (of course...what's new?) a westerly breeze at 10-15mph and waves 1-3 feet.
Program is the same as it has been for the past month...double willow leaf harnesses pulled at 1.6mph with 2oz inline weights and #2 Tadpoles anywhere from 25-40 back over 24-29 foot of water. When I fished in deeper water (30-34') we let them out as far as 60 back and caught fish.
Capt Juls
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