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<blockquote data-quote="Rowdie" data-source="post: 358888" data-attributes="member: 272"><p>The severe drought in the 2000's led to another insane bite.&nbsp;&nbsp; It took a couple years to figure out, but in the spring, right at Walker Bottoms on OAHE we figured it out.&nbsp; A buddy showed me how to shore fish the current/main channel there and we did ok.&nbsp; Then one day a boat started pulling cranks in the current right in front of us.&nbsp;&nbsp; Bang, bang, bang.....they started nailing them.&nbsp;&nbsp; They limited and left in under an hour.&nbsp;&nbsp; This was the end of April and I hadn't had my boat our yet.&nbsp;&nbsp; But Me and another buddy drove home and got my boat, now it didn't have a kicker, but with the strong current you didn't need a kicker.&nbsp;&nbsp; We just hammered the male walleyes for a few weeks that year and every year there after, until the waters rose again.&nbsp; There was so much sperm in that Glasstron I'd hate to see it under a black light.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Rowdie, post: 358888, member: 272"] The severe drought in the 2000's led to another insane bite. It took a couple years to figure out, but in the spring, right at Walker Bottoms on OAHE we figured it out. A buddy showed me how to shore fish the current/main channel there and we did ok. Then one day a boat started pulling cranks in the current right in front of us. Bang, bang, bang.....they started nailing them. They limited and left in under an hour. This was the end of April and I hadn't had my boat our yet. But Me and another buddy drove home and got my boat, now it didn't have a kicker, but with the strong current you didn't need a kicker. We just hammered the male walleyes for a few weeks that year and every year there after, until the waters rose again. There was so much sperm in that Glasstron I'd hate to see it under a black light. [/QUOTE]

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