The Lunge Lodge: August 29th Report

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Tuesday, August 29, 2006

August 29th Report

With bright skies and winds out of the east, the day didn’t hold much promise, but we went after it hard, anyway.

Sid scored early and regularly throughout the day on pike in the 24-28 inch range.

The Daugstrups hired Billy Commanda, and went out on a walleye excursion that netted 15 eyeballs. Several of them were used for what Ralph declared was “the best shore lunch I ever had”.

Meanwhile, I made up my mind to search for smallmouth bass, like this one!

Tomorrow’s another day, and the musky are still out there…

1 Comments:

At 8/29/2006 10:11 PM, Tras said...: Nice smallie! I'm still waiting for the muskie call.....git ur done!