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Kyle CollinsBronze AmbassadorSpecies
White BassTechniqueDrop ShotSeasonFallStructureRip RapDragging a dropshot in 4-8 feet of water.
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WalleyeTechniqueVertical Jigging Deep (20'+)SeasonSummerStructureHumpsIts "hawgust" here on Green Bay. The bite is good for trophys and eater sized fish. Find off shore structure with bait near and the fish wont be far.
- Omnia Community MemberBronze AmbassadorSpecies
Panfish / BluegillTechniqueBobbersSeasonSummerStructureBrush Piles - Species
WalleyeTechniqueVertical Jigging Mid Depth (10-19')SeasonSummerStructureHumpsSnap jigging walleyes on the humps. Used side-scan to locate pods of walleyes and then followed them around with livescope. This method can be used without livescope just as effective. Caught 40-50 fish
- Omnia Community MemberBronze Ambassador
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WalleyeTechniqueMedium Diving Crankbaits (7'-12')SeasonSummerStructureSubmerged Vegetation9 cm Flicker minnows, all colors getting hits. Covering the water column with variety of depths, then focusing on best bite.
- Omnia Community MemberBronze AmbassadorSpecies
Yellow PerchTechniqueDeep Diving Crankbaits (13'+)SeasonSummerStructureOpen Water/Basindo not over look trolling for perch as walleyes and other species available. If you run into a few nice sized perch try stopping and fishing area with crawfish, minnows or bits of crawlers
TheDude221Bronze AmbassadorSpecies
WalleyeTechniqueLive Bait RigsSeasonSummerStructureOpen Water/Basin25-31 FOW 50-70 back on crawler harness with silver beads with painted 2oz Bottom bouncer
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Lake WhitefishTechniqueIce Fishing SpoonsSeasonIceStructureRip RapJigging a spoon on the riprap/sand transitions tipped with a waxie or a minnow head works very well all winter long. Find the transition and you will find the fish!













