Pcr

jts1 · #1 01-19-2011, 02:11 PM

Going to be there tonight. . Will be doing the BIG set up for the wife to keep her warm all night generator lights etc etc. So I wont be moving half way through the night. What spot you guys doing best @? Bridge , boat launch or in front of the Canal?

Bandits567 · #2 01-19-2011, 02:24 PM

Well I think we are going to be doing the same thing as you tonight lol, We just warmed up the generator ourselves. And I believe we are going to be near the bridge tonight as the canal was slow last time I went.

jts1 · #3 01-19-2011, 02:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Bandits567

Well I think we are going to be doing the same thing as you tonight lol, We just warmed up the generator ourselves. And I believe we are going to be near the bridge tonight as the canal was slow last time I went.

Well wife wants the van close so she can laydown and do the DVD thing and sleep when she gets tired if fishing so I think we will keep it to the launch or the canal.

chubbdarter · #4 01-19-2011, 02:32 PM

curious..............around midnight are you just catching ling?
do you guys run camera lights?

nicemustang · #5 01-19-2011, 02:34 PM

Personally I'd do the launch. I "hear" it was good last night.

jts1 · #6 01-19-2011, 02:35 PM

I am shooting for ling But there will be a few eyes mixed in there I am sure. We do use a glow jig sometimes but Not allways. The sound and smell of the bait are all the Burbs need to find your hook

Personally I'd do the launch. I "hear" it was good last night.

Works for me thats where I will be.

Braun · #7 01-19-2011, 02:42 PM

was there last night was there friday night with nate. Had lots of action both nights. A little less last night cause we were screwing around with our gear lots.... and someone was playing solitare while they were getting bites.....

Last night was the same as nate reported last week. action was about 25-28 feet then the bite slowed, moved into about 18-22 feet and the bite picked up again. The walters were light bighting once it went dark and you had to feed them lots of line before hook set.

we had a good mix of burb and walleye. Actually i didnt notice this till she said something but the girlfriend didnt get a walleye till later into the night and i had already had about 10 eyes. she got nothin but burbs for first part of the night.

chubbdarter · #8 01-19-2011, 02:46 PM

do you guys see any diff with the big moon?

AK47 · #9 01-19-2011, 03:29 PM

I found burbot hate full moon for some reason. If it is cloudy and you can't see anything - great, if it is snow or rain or any kind of crappy weather - even better.

nicemustang · #10 01-19-2011, 03:33 PM

Not at PCR. Anything works, anything goes, always lots of bites. Just unfortunately nothing big.

jts1 · #11 01-19-2011, 05:22 PM

Well I am headed out the door. Maybe see some of you down by the boat launch. Just look for the wht van

npauls · #12 01-19-2011, 05:35 PM

Hey JTS,

Try and position yourself in the 15-18 feet of water mark out in front of where the dock is just to the right of the launch.

This way when the fish start moving shallow you will be right on top of them for the later bite.

Use a glow jig and recharge every 15 minutes or so and it should help you out with bites. Also try using whole minnows in different sizes until you find what size they are looking to target the best.

Good luck out there.

Nate

Bandits567 · #13 01-20-2011, 01:26 AM

Well looks like I was first one back from PCR...total count was 12 walleye and 3 BURBS...JTS we were the guys to the South of you tonight. CS

Braun · #14 01-20-2011, 07:05 AM

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Well looks like I was first one back from PCR...total count was 12 walleye and 3 BURBS...JTS we were the guys to the South of you tonight. CS

how long were you guys there? and did you guys end up fishing the boat launch or bridge

jts1 · #15 01-20-2011, 11:40 AM

Got home about 5 am. Had an ok night LOTS of Waleye. But only one little baby ling all night. Think maybe its Carburn park this afternoon for a few hrs.

iliketrout · #16 01-20-2011, 11:43 AM

I seem to recall last winter when a bunch of us were out, that you couldn't get any ling then either

. At least the Walters were around.

chubbdarter · #17 01-20-2011, 11:50 AM

i re- ask my question...do you see any difference or effects of the big moon.

Braun · #18 01-20-2011, 11:55 AM

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Originally Posted by jts1

Got home about 5 am. Had an ok night LOTS of Waleye. But only one little baby ling all night. Think maybe its Carburn park this afternoon for a few hrs.

I'm starting to think its just you.

jts1 · #19 01-20-2011, 11:59 AM

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i re- ask my question...do you see any difference or effects of the big moon.

I didnt.. It seemed just like a normal night to me. Minus the burbs

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I'm starting to think its just you.

Now you are sounding like the wife...

ak-71 · #20 01-20-2011, 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by nicemustang

Not at PCR. Anything works, anything goes, always lots of bites. Just unfortunately nothing big.

Right after Christmas when we were close to the limit on burbots I tried turkey and ham for bait (from my sandwich)- both worked great. If they are biting - anything works

chubbdarter · #21 01-20-2011, 12:53 PM

reason i ask is i know the locals around Travers never fish ling on full moon cycles, they say its too hit and miss.
i was curious if the ling and all the other fish in PC were so hungry they ignore normal instincts.
catching walleye in the dark in the winter is fairly usual but generally for only the first 2-3 hours into first darkness.
interesting stuff

gprime27 · #22 01-20-2011, 02:20 PM

I might come out and visit you guys.. we'll see.. up to the rest of the crew

jts1 · #23 01-20-2011, 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by chubbdarter

reason i ask is i know the locals around Travers never fish ling on full moon cycles, they say its too hit and miss.
i was curious if the ling and all the other fish in PC were so hungry they ignore normal instincts.
catching walleye in the dark in the winter is fairly usual but generally for only the first 2-3 hours into first darkness.
interesting stuff

It was 330 am and we were still doing double headers of walleye.

chubbdarter · #24 01-20-2011, 05:48 PM

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It was 330 am and we were still doing double headers of walleye.

interesting stuff for sure.
are those alberta stocks or are they stocks generated from last mountain?

Braun · #25 01-20-2011, 05:52 PM

so i was thinking about it and i have dragged my gf out fishing once this week already and she only wanted to stay until 9 and we ended up staying until midnight. not to mentioned i ditched her for fishing last weekend. plus she has had a rough week so i figured instead of taking off fishing friday night that i would take her out dancing or just hit a local pub for drinks most likely both. then i get a text message that said " fishing tomorrow night". for clarification, i asked her if she was asking if we could go fishing. she said yes. I kept my mouth shut about taking her out and said "sure where do you want to go". I think i scored a victory there.

Anyways, she just said she wants to go somewhere where she can catch lots of fish.... well the best potential of that is PCR. plus it will be a setting sun by the time we anywhere anyways so night bite it is. We will be out in the blue tent again. Anyone else gonna be out or is everyone all geared up for sat at CV

chubbdarter · #26 01-20-2011, 06:00 PM

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so i was thinking about it and i have dragged my gf out fishing once this week already and she only wanted to stay until 9 and we ended up staying until midnight. not to mentioned i ditched her for fishing last weekend. plus she has had a rough week so i figured instead of taking off fishing friday night that i would take her out dancing or just hit a local pub for drinks most likely both. then i get a text message that said " fishing tomorrow night". for clarification, i asked her if she was asking if we could go fishing. she said yes. I kept my mouth shut about taking her out and said "sure where do you want to go". I think i scored a victory there.

Anyways, she just said she wants to go somewhere where she can catch lots of fish.... well the best potential of that is PCR. plus it will be a setting sun by the time we anywhere anyways so night bite it is. We will be out in the blue tent again. Anyone else gonna be out or is everyone all geared up for sat at CV

Marry that one FAST.
My wife is priceless....hot, smart, money maker, loves eye fishing and is good at it.
Congrats you landed a Trophy

WayneChristie · #27 01-20-2011, 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by iliketrout

I seem to recall last winter when a bunch of us were out, that you couldn't get any ling then either

. At least the Walters were around.

I recall that too, same night you kissed the ice

4 of us in the 6 man tent, 3 of us catching burb after burb, and Jeff only catching walleye.

jts1 · #28 01-20-2011, 06:03 PM

I guess I cant say that there was NO Burbs. I did get this monster but it was the only one of the night.

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I seem to recall last winter when a bunch of us were out, that you couldn't get any ling then either . At least the Walters were around.

I recall that too, same night you kissed the ice 4 of us in the 6 man tent, 3 of us catching burb after burb, and Jeff only catching walleye.

You guys aint going to bring me down.

I got fish... AND OUTFISHED THE WIFE !!! Ohhhh that felt good to say.

WayneChristie · #29 01-20-2011, 06:07 PM

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I guess I cant say that there was NO Burbs. I did get this monster but it was the only one of the night.

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all I see is your bait

outfished the wife eh? I guess she did have a sleep in the van then!

jacenbeers · #30 01-20-2011, 06:38 PM

I am going to head out there in the afternoon tomorrow and fish until late. Hopefully the weather will be nice and the bite will be on.