My girlfriend Charlene and I decided to switch it up from trout fishing and head out to Milo to fish McGregor Lake. Before leaving the city, we stopped to get some worm harnesses and some live, jumbo dew worms. After making the short hour drive, we rigged up the rods and blasted off in search of our quarry, the Stizostedion vitreum, or Walleye for short.
It was a hot one out there, so both Charlene and I got the sunscreen on before we left the house. We had lots of worms, as well as Gatorade in the cooler. We were all set!
A short boat ride across the lake and we were fishing. Slow trolling worms on a blade harness can be a super effective way to catch Walleye, especially when its hot and the fish are possibly deep. It was not long before I got the first fish, and we were on the board. Charlene caught many fantastic Walleye, which made me ecstatic.
We spent six hours trolling the lake with epic success. I would estimate we landed over 40 fish on our adventure. For us, it was nice to kick back, relax and watch our rods while we had our feet up.
We fished until the sun almost set and packed it up just before dark. Another fantastic day on the water. Please have a look at the video and like and subscribe if you have not already. We appreciate you watching.
Thank you,
~Mike
