LP walleye question

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Yes, the tapestry wall. There is also a really nice point on the starboard side before it narrows again.
 
Sorry, I have a tbi and can not remember all of the names. As you are heading north to the bay of good hope. You will go just up river from forgotten
canyon. The tapestry wall will be on your port side and ends at warm springs canyon. If you download google earth you will be able to find it. The channel is named olympic bar in that area.
 
Sorry, I have a tbi and can not remember all of the names. As you are heading north to the bay of good hope. You will go just up river from forgotten
canyon. The tapestry wall will be on your port side and ends at warm springs canyon. If you download google earth you will be able to find it. The channel is named olympic bar in that area.
Thanks Havalina
 
Hi Gary , the only true test will be when you take to the lake and cast them. Unfortunately not even Lucky craft are perfect , but they will at least be tuned out of the box. A trick you can use if they are slowly rising still at the lake is to bring hooks a size or two larger than the hooks that came on it. The larger hooks will usually counter balance the rise. I would rather have a slowly rising bait than a sinking one. You just have may have to fish a faster cadence like 3 seconds . The really slow retrieve that I mentioned is for very lethargic , cold water and post cold front fish .. usually 3 to five seconds and ten at the most good ! I will try to post a video on how I fish these baits and the tricks I use with them within the next few weeks so folks have a better idea. Cheers
Jonny
Hey Jonny, I'm still hoping you post the how to video
 
Hi Gary , the only true test will be when you take to the lake and cast them. Unfortunately not even Lucky craft are perfect , but they will at least be tuned out of the box. A trick you can use if they are slowly rising still at the lake is to bring hooks a size or two larger than the hooks that came on it. The larger hooks will usually counter balance the rise. I would rather have a slowly rising bait than a sinking one. You just have may have to fish a faster cadence like 3 seconds . The really slow retrieve that I mentioned is for very lethargic , cold water and post cold front fish .. usually 3 to five seconds and ten at the most good ! I will try to post a video on how I fish these baits and the tricks I use with them within the next few weeks so folks have a better idea. Cheers
Jonny
Jonny
I was hoping to see your video on how to fish this lure...Did I miss it??
 
Jonny
I was hoping to see your video on how to fish this lure...Did I miss it??
Sorry man , I never made it to the lake this spring before the closures of San Juan county and LP , and our local lakes closed down several weeks before powell , so I guess that’s my excuse . but as soon as I get a chance to get on the boat I will make a video for anyone interested and post on LP fishing board on WW
 
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