No skunk this time., Fish hungry again.

Saturday got skunked. Sunday my friend said let's go out on his boat for an hour or so. Left at 6.30pm and fished until 8pm. Found the loons hunting for fish out at the weed line. Osprey and loons as well as seagulls are the best fish finders of all time.

Walleye were after the same perch as the loons were. Beautiful weather and fish were active but we had to come in because there is no running lights on his small boat. Big boat not in the water right now.

Fished from shore after that, no mosquitoes again. Bluegill everywhere for about two hours 2 large mouth bass as well. Then walleye Crappie and Small Mouth Bass and of course lots of rock bass. Complete opposite from the night before. Fish were hungry this time.

Lots of these out last night with the moon almost full.

So many bluegill last night but after 11pm they were gone just like that. Stayed out until around 4am did not see the sunrise this time. So much stuff to do at the house and needed some sleep.

I forgot to mention where we were fishing. The boat was in 12 feet of water. Weeds on one side and 15 feet of clear water on the other side right at the edges of the weed line. My friend was using a silver and black crankbait that went 10 feet down. My crankbait was black and gold and went down to 6 feet below the surface.

Beautiful fish. Nice.

Thank you. You are up early. I am just going to sleep. Decided to fish one more time. The yard work can wait until after lunch. Looking forward to your next fishing video. This is the sunrise but not a very good picture. The north end of the lake was all foggy.

So went out fishing again last night when I should have been sleeping because I had many chores to do today. OOPS forgot about the time...fished all night. All was forgiven because they all like fish on the table. So I posted a picture back on June 20th. The crappie were 11 to 12 inches but too thin so I let them all go. Here is the picture.

Last night the crappie were 12 and 13 inches. Not much difference in length but look how thick this crappie is compared to the previous picture.

Even this 10 inch crappie was heavy.

Even the rock bass were heavy.

This crappie was almost in the Monster Crappie class. It was not 16 plus inches but it was really heavy.

Good looking bunch of fish. Congrats and enjoy the fillets

Spent the day on the north end of Pigeon. Nothing, zilch, zip, zero.

Very windy day. Having never fished there, I just followed some other guys around. Only saw one bass caught. Went down the east side of the big island.

One guy said his nephew got a 42” Muskie.