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May 05/06/16, 06:44:07 AM

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Consider fishing shallow for opener!
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May 05/06/16, 08:18:30 AM Reply #1

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Re: Consider fishing shallow for opener!
Yep I was fishing opener on Leech last year 4-6' of water was at Jimmy's for breakfast by 8:30 am.

Gonna miss opener second time in 25 years, heading to Puget sound in Washington to see my grandsons, coming back to the states with Daddy the Marine.  Hoping to take them out fishing for Lingcod (saltwater eelpout).
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wow was an awsome time for u corney,  good for u!
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May 05/06/16, 01:27:27 PM Reply #3

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Re: Consider fishing shallow for opener!
I agree with most that you should start shallow.  However don't be afraid to go deep if the shallow bite isn't there.  On Vermilion many of the Walleyes spawn on deep main lake flats and we have had some awesome openers in 25 to 30ft of water. ;)

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May 05/09/16, 03:03:41 PM Reply #4

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Re: Consider fishing shallow for opener!
Walleye spawning on deep flats?  That's interesting, had never heard that.  I had always heard that walleye spawned on reefs, or gravel shorelines or river mouths.   

Good to know. 
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May 05/09/16, 03:13:53 PM Reply #5

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Re: Consider fishing shallow for opener!
Quote from: delcecchi on May 05/09/16, 03:03:41 PM
Walleye spawning on deep flats?  That's interesting, had never heard that.  I had always heard that walleye spawned on reefs, or gravel shorelines or river mouths.   

Good to know.
Yah me to! I always read an thought wave action oxyengated the eggs,Learn somethin new all da time?
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May 05/09/16, 03:17:12 PM Reply #6

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Re: Consider fishing shallow for opener!
Quote from: dew2 on May 05/09/16, 03:13:53 PM
Quote from: delcecchi on May 05/09/16, 03:03:41 PM
Walleye spawning on deep flats?  That's interesting, had never heard that.  I had always heard that walleye spawned on reefs, or gravel shorelines or river mouths.   

Good to know.
Yah me to! I always read an thought wave action oxyengated the eggs,Learn somethin new all da time?
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May 05/09/16, 03:20:37 PM Reply #7

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Re: Consider fishing shallow for opener!
Quote from: corny13 on May 05/06/16, 08:18:30 AM
Yep I was fishing opener on Leech last year 4-6' of water was at Jimmy's for breakfast by 8:30 am.

Gonna miss opener second time in 25 years, heading to Puget sound in Washington to see my grandsons, coming back to the states with Daddy the Marine.  Hoping to take them out fishing for Lingcod (saltwater eelpout).
Good for you corny!!! I like that cod,used to go out on da cattle boats for em.Crankin up a few cod with a 4-7 lb lead ball works them mussles!!!!! bout the 3ed 4th time I usually hung it up!
 Yah in shape for it??
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