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Fishing with Jim and the Two Mike's 4/14/15

by Capt Juls on 04/14/15

It was a later start this morning per my customer's request, so we met at Catawba Park at 9:45 and were on the water fishing by 10:20am.

We headed out to G Can first, but I didn't like the clarity of the water there (too clean) and I wasn't marking much, so we didn't waste any time there and headed back to the Mouse/Catawba Point area and set up.

The water there was nicely stained and there were big fish marks all over the screen. It wasn't a fast bite, but we did manage to get 10 nice walleye in the boat in just 3 1/2 hours. My crew was only fishing a four hour trip, so they could get the fish cleaned and then get back to have a fish fry with friends tonight.

Jim Gammons and his friends, Mike Grier and Mike Collins, were a pleasure to fish with today. They learned how to set lines using the Off Shore boards and didn't get any tangles! I was so proud of them. lol

Same program as the past few days...Perfect 10's run 30/30 with the 1oz snap weight. Lemon Lime Crush took most of them and a custom Barbie took one. Oh wait...a purple demon Reef Runner at 50 back took one fish too. :)

The water temp in that area was 44.2 degrees.

Calm lake with cloudy skies...light NE wind.

Tomorrow's trip is a 6 hour that will start at the normal time of 7am, so...

Stay tuned!

Capt Juls

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Fishing with Ken and Eric Vechera 4/13/15

by Capt Juls on 04/14/15

First, let me apologize for the lateness of my report. But, as you read this report you'll understand why it's late.

Yesterday started out pretty early. My crew of father and son met me at my house at 6am, and we stopped for some ice at the gas station that I had paid for the morning before, but forgot to grab after paying for it....duh! The gas station believed me and let me take the ice for yesterday's charter. Thanks Kroger's! :)

Anyway....we launched out of Mazurk's and were on the water by 7am. We headed back to the area just west of Mouse Island where we had been fishing for the big spawned out females the day before. The strong winds that were forecast out of the SSW hadn't started yet, so we got one pass in going from east to west, but that ended by the time we got to the end of that pass. By then, the wind had started, so we turned the boat around and started a pass with the waves behind us.

We managed their two man limit by 10:30, so I asked if they minded if we tried another spot to fill my limit. I told them I thought the conditions might be better over there too, so they agreed. I headed over to the point at Marblehead, and while the Onix was marking some big marks, we only managed one big walleye out of there, and we decided to call it a day and came in an hour early. Ken and Eric were very happy with their day's catch and were all smiles.

On the way to the fish cleaners, we stopped at a stop light and I asked, "What's burning? It smells like rubber." Eric said, "I think it's your truck". I asked, "Do you think it's the brakes? Or, something in the engine?" To which he replied, "It's definitely not the engine"....much to my relief...whew!

After dropping their fish off, Eric took a look and determined it was probably a stuck caliper, but he wasn't sure which side was the culprit.

So, I called my mechanic friend, and told him what happened, and asked if he could fix it asap, since I need it to tow my boat everyday. He said, "Let me call and see if I can even get the parts for it first". He could, and told me to bring it over. I did. I had him do both sides, so that both sides had new calipers and pads. It was a nice break actually, because while he was working on my truck, I was able to do a little grilling and we munched on some nice steaks while we were waiting on the parts to show up. :)

So, I know you're thinking...okay, where's the report? Who cares about your stupid truck? lol

Well, I'm sure you can guess what the program was....same it has been for the past week!

Lemon Lime Crush Perfect 10's with a 1oz snap weight run at 20/20 and 30/30 caught the most fish. We caught a couple fish on the Purple Demon Reef Runner at 50 back too. Speed was between 1.3 and 1.9...it was all over the place as the waves built throughout the morning.

Eric sent me a text later in the day to tell me his Dad had talked about the trip on their entire 3 hour trip home, and thanked me for a great time. That made me happy. :)

Today's trip doesn't start until 10 per my guest's request, so....

Stay tuned!

Capt Juls

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Fishing with the Memmen Family 4/12/15

by Capt Juls on 04/12/15

I was supposed to meet my crew at Catawba State Park this morning at 9am, because they were driving in from the Cleveland area, but I got there early (8am) and found that the parking lot was already full. There was still a line of boats coming out of the parking lot when I drove up. Ugh!

I called Tom and his kids, and let them know they should meet me at the McDonald's, so they could follow me to another launch. We hit Mazurik's at around 9am and were on the water a few minutes later.

I wanted to try the area around Mouse Island since I launced out of M's, because last year around this time we hammered the big spawned out females that were making their way east again. It didn't disappoint, and we had their three person limit within 3 hours. I can't remember if it was Kate or Phil that caught the biggest fish of the day, but either way, it was a nice spawned out 30" female.

The Lemon Lime Crush Perfect 10, run 30/30 behind a 1oz snap weight was the ticket this morning. We only had 4 boards out, even though there were 4 of us on board, because keeping it simple with novice trollers was more organized and was less likely to lose fish due to chaos. lol

However, speaking of losing fish.....I hate to have to admit this one, but I did lose a fish for them while netting it. It was at my furthest reach and its tail was out of the net just enough to use the rim as leverage while it flipped and flopped on the surface. On about the 5th or 6th flop, I thought I had it in the net well enough to lift it, but I was wrong. It did one last ditch effort to free itself, and this time was successful. I felt bad, but they didn't seem to care, and said to me, "that's fishing". I guess when you have 10 giant walleye in the well at the time it happens, it does take that sting away. lol

After we loaded out of the water, they followed me over to Bay's Edge where I dropped off their fish for them...the scale said they had 90 pounds for their 12 fish. They said they had a great time fishing, and everyone was all smiles. I like that. :)

Anyway, it was a fun day, and if the weather allows, which I think it will...I'll be out again tomorrow trying the same area again with a Father and son crew.

Stay tuned...

Capt Juls

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Fishing with the McGlothlin Brothers 4/11/15

by Capt Juls on 04/11/15

After picking up my crew, consisting of older brother Tim and younger brother Matt, (who I took perch fishing last year), we proceeded to Catawba State Park to launch.

We hit the water at 7:45(ish) and headed over to the south side of South Bass Island. We started an easterly troll on the north side of the deep hole between the ferry dock and Starve Island. We marked a lot of fish, but only got one 8 pounder to bite.

We left there, and headed to the cans. We found some decent mixing water between F and E cans, and made a pass in a northeasterly direction. We picked up two fish there, and got a phone call from a friend working deeper water to the north. He told me to come up there, so we did.

We didn't mark nearly as many fish, but we caught the remaining 5 up there. I wish I could tell you where, but since it wasn't "my spot", I don't feel it is fair to him if I were to. I hope you understand.

What I will say is, I started in 31 foot of water and didn't get a bite until we got back into 30 feet.

The Lemon-Lime Crush Perfect 10 run with a 1oz snap weight at 25/25 and 30/30 back caught the most fish today. The Halloween DHJ12 50 and 85 back caught the rest. We ran Reef Runners at 45-60 back, but didn't get a bite on any of them, (others on the radio seemed to be having success with them), so we took them off and put more Lemon-Lime P-10s out. :)

It was a slow bite for us today, but the fish were quality fish. Their 8 fish went 54 pounds at the cleaners, so it was close to a 7 pound average. The biggest fish was the last fish of the trip...it was a nice spawned out 30" female. Tim said it was his personal best, so that's pretty cool. It's always fun when people catch their biggest walleye ever when they are fishing Lake Erie.

We had a great time today, and laughed a lot. Tim and Matt are great guys and I really enjoy fishing with them. They will be back in May for another scheduled trip, and I'm looking forward to it.

The weather today was cloudy in the morning, and sunny in the afternoon. Winds were light out of the WSW, and the water temperature was still only in the high 30's to very low 40's...depending on the water clarity.

Tomorrow's trip is only a short 4 hour trip, so hopefully the bite will be a little bit faster tomorrow. I'm thinking of starting at E can and heading north from there. We shall see. ;)

Stay tuned...

Capt Juls

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Well this week totally sucked....deep sigh

by Capt Juls on 04/09/15

My crew that was scheduled for this past Monday through today (Thursday) only got to fish on Monday. Tuesday was a blow day, and they decided to go home early and reschedule for the last two open days I had in April. So, at least they will be back for some more fun.

My crew that was scheduled for tomorrow got unlucky, because Mama Nature is being huffy and puffy. I contacted them tonight and gave them the bad news, and they have already rescheduled for another month. Unfortunately, there were no days left in April. :(

FRIDAY...SOUTHWEST GALES TO 35 KNOTS DIMINISHING TO 30 KNOTS IN THE AFTERNOON. SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS ENDING EARLY IN THE
MORNING. WAVES 5 TO 7 FEET BUILDING TO 9 TO 12 FEET.

The good news is, that the winds are out of the west tomorrow, so it shouldn't muddy up the lake too much. The weekend forecast looks pretty good, so we will be on the water starting again Saturday.

Stay tuned....

Capt Juls

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Fishing with Mark and Jim 4/6/15

by Capt Juls on 04/06/15

Today was the first official charter of my 2015 season, and it was successful.

The weather was not bad...a little damp, but not bad. The winds were light out of the SW, with cloudy skies and drizzle.

We launched out of Catawba at 7:30 am, and headed out towards the area between Round Reef and G Can. The water looked a bit clean for my liking, and the Onix wasn't marking too many fish, so I decided to head up towards Locust Reef, where I heard there was a decent bite going on yesterday.

Once we got up there we set lines, and marked a few fish. The water was even cleaner than it was where we left though. That had me concerned, but we trolled on. We put one fish in the box in the first pass, so we decided to head back down towards F can where a couple friends were fishing, and telling me they were doing okay there.

Once we got down to F can there were more boats out....I'd say there was roughly 2 doz boats in the area between F and G cans this morning. We set up just to the northwest of the can and trolled towards Mouse. We picked up the rest of their limit in that first pass. We were the furthest boat to the east of the pack, and picked up a nice fatty. She was only 29 1/4 inches, but she weighed a whopping 11 pounds! We only had one other fish that hit the 10 pound mark, and the rest were between 4 and 8 pounds.

Mark and Jim are two Wisconsinites that were a real pleasure to have in the boat today. They both have a ton of fishing experience under their belts from fishing for Salmon on Lake Michigan... and, Walleye on Winnebago & Green Bay. I didn't have to do any "training" with the Off Shore boards, so it was like fishing with old friends who came down for the day to go fishing with me.

The program for today was:

Perfect 10's 30/30 with a 1oz....color that worked best was the "Tablerock Gold"...blue/chrome also caught fish at the same distance back.

Deep Husky Jerks...45, 50, 85, and 125 back all caught fish too. Pink Lemonade and Halloween produced a couple of fish each.

Speed was 1.1 to 1.3mph

Water temp at F Can today was 38.7 degrees.

They are down here to fish with me for 4 days, but it looks like tomorrow's forecast will probably keep us off the lake. A prediction of Northeast winds at 20-30mph would not be fun...and probably dangerous.

So, we are keeping our fingers crossed that we can get out Wednesday morning.

Stay tuned!

Capt Juls

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First Fishing Report of 2015...:)

by Capt Juls on 04/03/15

Well, even though my 3 day charter for today through Sunday was rescheduled earlier this week for the third week in April, the forecast for today changed enough from then, until now, to make it out on the water for the first trip of the season.

It was a "fun fishing" trip with Capt Kevin Swartz, who I work with during the season.

It was also a trip to make sure everything on the new Ranger was working properly. I am happy to say it is. :)

Anyway, today was fun. The fishing was pretty good. We had a two man limit of nice walleye within 3 hours. The biggest two were a 29 incher and a 30 inch fish. The rest were a mix from 23-27 inches...nice eaters.

We were pulling Smithwick Perfect 10's with a 1oz snap weight at "20/20" and "30/30" in 27' of water near the firing range. Colors that caught fish were the blue/chrome, Tablerock Gold, Juice, and Lemon-Lime Crush. We also caught two eyes on a Pink Lemonade DHJ12 at 125 back. Speed was 1.3mph.

When I got home there was a nice surprise waiting for me... the new Ulterra was sitting on my front porch. It finally came! Woot! Woot! lol

I installed it on the boat, and it turns on, but I didn't want to deploy it until it was in the water, since I don't know what the up/down setting is, and I didn't want to damage anything, if it were to hit the winch on the trailer. Better safe than sorry, eh?

I've got the next two days off, and then I'll be fishing straight through from the 6th to the 28th...unless the weather dictates otherwise.

Pics from today are on page 12 of my photo album, if you care to take a look.

So, the next trip out will be Monday. As of right now, the weather forecast looks like it will be a fishable day, so stay tuned.....

Capt Juls

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Satellite Picture for March 29th...New start date...

by Capt Juls on 03/29/15

March 29th Satellite Pic....http://coastwatch.glerl.noaa.gov/modis/modis.php?region=e&page=1&template=sub&image=t1.15088.1537.LakeErie.143.250m.jpg

My first group, that was scheduled to fish the 3rd, 4th, and 5th have rescheduled to the third week in April, so I don't have to worry about the ice this weekend.

They were coming from South Dakota, and I didn't want them to come that far and be disappointed with the less than favorable conditions.

I chose to err on the side of caution and let this ice have a few more days to get out of here, before I officially start my season.
Now, my first trip is scheduled for next Monday (6th-9th). Let's hope Mother Nature gets in a better mood...soon!

Stay tuned....

Capt Juls

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Bitter Sweet Weekend....deep sigh

by Capt Juls on 03/20/15

This is my last weekend working at the local Humane Society here in Port Clinton. I enjoyed the last 4 months there, helping to care for the abandoned and stray dogs and cats, and finding homes for many of them.

I will miss my four legged friends, A LOT, but it's time to start thinking about fishing!

The new Ranger 621, with her beautiful white ETECs on the back, is just about loaded with all the gear. I just need to put the nets and rods in the boat, and fill her up with her first tank of gas.

The ice is slowly breaking up and moving out, and hopefully, it will be gone in time for the first weekend in April. My fingers are crossed, because my first two trips are with some fellas from South Dakota. I will let them know next weekend what the prognosis is, and whether or not they should make the trek out here. If it's safe to go, we'll fish. And, I'm hoping that's the case. But, we'll see. I'm not foolish, and won't take unnecessary chances with the water temps as cold as they are.

I posted a couple of pictures of the new rig in the photo album on this site..."Pics Pg12"....if you want to take a peek at her. :)

I just wanted to say, "Thank you" again to everyone that booked trips early this season. I am happy to say that April and May are full!

It's going to be a very busy fishing season this year...woot! woot!

There are still plenty of dates open for the rest of the season though! Don't wait too long to plan your adventure on Lake Erie this summer, or you'll miss out on some fun! :)

At the time of this writing there are only 13 more days until the first scheduled trip, so stay tuned!

Capt Juls

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5 More Days!!

by Capt Juls on 02/27/15

I'll be going over to Vic's Sports Center to pick up the new Ranger on Wednesday.

So, in preparation I have plugged in the Excursion (both the heater block and the battery charger) to make sure she fires up this weekend.

We have a snowstorm coming this Sunday, but I haven't heard how many inches they are calling for yet. This winter has got to end soon, and the ice needs to go out on Lake Erie, so I can get the new boat out on the water. I'm going through a little cabin fever here. The dogs are too. They haven't been able to do their regular walk for quite some time now, due to the road we walk being covered in snow and ice. They don't last out there more than 5 minutes before they are picking up their feet from the cold....poor dogs.

Last year was a cold one too, and the ice was gone by the last weekend in March, so my fingers are crossed that we will experience the same this year. Hopefully, that will mean another good walleye hatch for 2015. The 2014 hatch is reported to be similar to the 2007 and 2010 hatches, which were better than normal. The 2003 walleye are all monster fish now, and there are still plenty of them in the system. Will this be the year I get to crack the 13# mark? I have not been able to get over 12.9 pounds yet....sigh.

I'll post pictures of the new boat in the photo album as soon as possible! One of the service guys sent me a pic text of it, so I got a peek at it. She sure is pretty! :)

Stay tuned...

Capt Juls

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My Boat, Bookings, and Spring...:)

by Capt Juls on 02/11/15

Getting closer! My boat is now at Vic's Sports Center, and needs some more rigging before I can go and get her. But, with another deep freeze coming for the next few days, and 90% ice cover on Lake Erie, I'm in no hurry to bring her home yet...she's in a safe place right now, and in very good hands. She is going to be rigged out with the latest and greatest from Minn-Kota, Humminbird, Ranger Boats. I do not have the latest and greatest G2 Evinrude this year, because I didn't think I could get one in time for my boat build, but I will have the tried and true Classic 300 ETEC on it. I love that motor. :)

May has only 4 days left open for the entire month, so thank you to everyone who has booked early! There are still days available in April for targeting those giant walleye. And, June and July are starting to get reservations too. Please don't wait to reserve your dates, because I would hate to tell you that I no longer have the date(s) available you need for your fun vacation. :(

Spring is only 38 days away! Woot! Woot! It won't be long now.

Stay tuned...

Capt Juls

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The Season is Getting Closer!

by Capt Juls on 01/20/15

The new Ranger 621 FS goes into production this Thursday(1/22)...I can hardly wait! It only means it won't be long until my "Baby" is in my driveway again! Looking forward to a great season. Fingers are crossed that Mama Nature is as kind to us as she was last year. :)

A big Thank you to my sponsors, for taking such good care of me....Ranger Boats, Evinrude, Minn Kota, Humminbird, Off Shore Tackle, EZeeSteps, and, my wonderful dealer...Vic's Sports Center! :)

Looking forward to blogging again....I've been working at the local animal shelter this winter, so there really isn't any fishing going on on my end, so there's nothing to report. Sorry!

Spring is only 60 days, 8 hours, and 54 minutes away! lol

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Happy New Year Everyone!

by Capt Juls on 12/31/14

I would just like to take a moment to say, I hope everyone has a great New Year's Eve, and experiences much love and success in 2015!

Now, that we are headed into January, we can start looking forward to the spring fishing we all love to experience each year on Lake Erie's Western Basin. Woot! Woot!

I'm looking forward to fishing with everyone that has reserved their dates already...thanks for reserving early.

Be safe tonight, everyone! See you "next year"! ;)

Capt Juls

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Thank you for Reserving Early...:)

by Capt Juls on 12/02/14

Thanks to those of you who have already reserved your dates for the spring trophy walleye fishing here on Lake Erie's Western Basin with Juls Walleye Fishing Adventures.
Just a heads up for those that have been thinking about it, but haven't yet, and want to get in on the action, please reserve early, as the spring dates are prime fishing around here, and I would hate to see you miss out on a fun trip!
Full payment up front is not required....a 100.00 deposit holds your date(s). :)

Capt Juls

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Happy Thanksgiving!

by Capt Juls on 11/26/14

Thinking back over this past season, I have a lot to be thankful for this year. I was fortunate to fish with some great people, and made new friends.

Mother Nature was kind, and let me get all but a couple scheduled trips in. A few had to be rescheduled, but only two were unable to change dates and couldn't go fishing with me this year. Hopefully, I'll get to fish with them next season.

My wish is for everyone to have a peaceful, healthy, safe, and a Happy Thanksgiving!

May you eat too much, drink just enough, and fall into blissful sleep when it's all over.... :)

Gobble! Gobble!

Capt Juls

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Good News for my Customers for 2015...

by Capt Juls on 11/13/14

I bought a portable john for the boat, so you will have a comfortable option when the time calls. Men can still use the urinal, but if nature calls and you need to use a "bathroom" the portable suits that need too. :)

Just trying to make your adventure more pleasurable. lol

Capt Juls

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Looking for that Special Christmas Gift? Gift Certificates are now available!

by Capt Juls on 11/10/14

Just a heads up...

I've just added Gift Certificates to the site for those of you looking to get that unique and special gift for your favorite fishing buddy this Christmas.

Don't want to pay for their whole trip? Get a certificate of your choice to help defray the cost of their "adventure".

**Increments are set up anywhere from 100.00 to 600.00 to give you that option. You'll find the Gift Certificates on the Rates page under the drop down menu on the "Deposits and Gift Certificates" button.

They go through PayPal, so I do not see any CC information on my end. It's safe and secure to use PayPal, and you do not need a PayPal account to use this service.

When a gift certificate is ordered, I will email you promptly to get the mailing address you want it sent to. It can be sent directly to you, or to your intended gift recipient.

The 2015 season is only a little over 4 months away, so be sure to reserve your adventure as soon as possible. Don't miss out on the fantastic spring trophy walleye fishing Lake Erie's Western Basin is famous for!

My new 2015 Ranger 621FS with 300 ETEC, equipped with all the latest and greatest from Minn-Kota and Humminbird, has been ordered, and will be here in time to start fishing in late March or the first of April...(depending on ice conditions).

2014 was a fantastic fishing season, and we had a lot of fun in the boat. I am looking forward to another great season with all of my previous customers and new customers alike. Woot! Woot!

Thanks, and have a great day! :)

Capt Juls

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The New 2015 Ranger 621/300 ETEC has been ordered!

by Capt Juls on 10/21/14

Just a note to let everyone know the new Ranger for the 2015 season is on order now and will be ready for the spring walleye trips!

I was at Vic's Sports Center yesterday to order the new ETEC's that are going on it, and I got to crawl around the newly designed Ranger 621. All I can say is, "Holy fishing machines Batman!" That thing is simply awesome!!

Besides all the new features it has, it just feels huge compared to the older models I've had over the years. I was very impressed with the new look of it.

I think all my customers will really enjoy the new ride as much as I do!

I am taking reservations for your next adventure, so don't miss out on scheduling your trips, and get the dates you want set as soon as possible. :)

Stay tuned...

Capt Juls

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2014 Charter Fishing Season is in the books....sigh

by Capt Juls on 10/01/14

Well, my 2014 charter season is over for the year. Boy! time sure flies when you're having fun!

My beautiful boat is going home with her new owner this coming Friday, and I am in the process of ordering the new one for next year.

I would like to thank each and every customer I took out this season for the enjoyable times and the wonderful memories created. I appreciate each and every one of you, and I look forward to fishing with you all again in the 2015 season!

I would also like to thank all my sponsors for helping me make "living the dream" possible...Ranger Boats, Evinrude, Minn Kota, Humminbird, Off Shore Tackle Company, Vic's Sports Center, EZEE Steps , Jimz Rod Mounts, World Wide Marine Ins., and The Jewelry Mechanic.

I love you all!!

Capt Juls

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Perch'n with Doug, Bob, and John 9/29/14

by Capt Juls on 09/30/14

The morning started out like a fiasco...let me explain.

During my morning routine of putting the day's needed things in the boat, one of the first things I do is check the on board charger to make sure it's fully charged. When I open the compartment lid it should be glowing green, but this morning the compartment was dark. Oh nooooo! I checked the plug and it was plugged in the boat...that meant it was disconnected in the shed. I had cut the grass last night after a trip, and when I plugged in the leaf blower I must have knocked the extension cord loose, which is exactly what happened. Ugh!!

I was supposed to pick up my crew from their hotel at 6am, so I texted them to tell them what happened and that I would be a half hour late. I wanted to make sure the starting battery was at 100% before heading out, since we were planning on going to Canada for perch today. Luckily, it didn't take long for the starting battery to fully charge, but the trolling motor batteries were only at 50%. That meant we would be using the old fashioned anchor today instead of the Terrova's "Spot Lock" to hold us. Not a big deal.....just breathe.

I'm fishing with Doug Woehrmyer, his dad Bob, and his Uncle, John. John still needed to get a Canadian fishing license, so while I was waiting for the charger to do it's thing they said they would go over to the "Fisherman's Wharf" to get it, since the Quality Inn has crappy internet service and they couldn't do it online there, and the Wharf said they opened at 6am. Well, I left the house at 6:15 and got a call from Doug stating they were still waiting for the Wharf to open. I drove over to the Wharf to meet them, and said I would take John back to my house to use my computer/printer to get it done.

Here's the deal....John has only bought a one day Canadian lic. once before, and when you buy a one day lic you do not need an Outdoors Card. The online lic wouldn't let him finish the transaction, because it kept saying that he must supply his "number". ???? Well, it turns out that when he bought that one day license three years ago, there was a number attached to it (at the top) that becomes "your" number for life. It was asking for that number. No where on their website do they explain that you need to keep that lic for future transactions....sigh. So, back to the Wharf we go, hoping they can get his Can lic taken care of. They did. Mark was able to figure it out and was able to issue him a day's license. Thanks Mark!

Ok, deep breath...just breathe......lol

Doug kept apologizing for the delay, but I just said, "It is what it is...it's going to be a beautiful day, and it's all good now...let's go catch some perch". :)

After topping off the boat's gas tank, we launched at Mazurik's at 7:30am. We set a course for a spot over in Canada, near the dumping grounds, and set the anchor. The first 6 fish were catfish. Nooooooooo.....these are supposed to be big perch from the report I received the night before, so I said, "let's move a little and try again"....we did. The second spot would be our spot for the day, because after a few more cats the yellows showed up.

It wasn't a fast bite, but the quality was amazing. We would catch 112 perch that went 63 pounds at the cleaners. Woot! Woot!

It was a beautiful day, and the lake was dead calm. The company was exceptional, and the fishing was awesome. I couldn't have asked for a better trip. The guys had a great time and will be back in the spring for some fun walleye fishing. I can't ask for more than that. :)

Capt Juls

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