gull lake walleye tag

[endeavor]

Winter is almost gone. and my class A tags are still there...

Can any body give me some clues to fill it ? many thanks.

not sure which location is better among sandy point, meridian beach, or parkland beach.

[JonnyBoy0919]

I'm in the same boat, expect I won't fill them this year.

[NSR Fisher]

On the east end of the lake, north from Wilsons beach there is a huge drop off.

If you look at that area on google maps satellite image you can see probably 4 or 5 boats parked on that drop off. Its the first "hump" of the shoreline before that sharp point.

Try there, I'm betting you will find some decent sized walleye. Its a popular spot so I won't get flamed too hard for giving it away :-)

Also, straight out and then south of parkland beach town is a nice open flat area that walleye move up on to feed in the morning and in the evening as the sun rises or sets. Move deeper in the afternoon. Some decent fish caught in that area as well at certain times.

[Hunter Trav]

Originally Posted by endeavor

Winter is almost gone. and my class A tags are still there...

Can any body give me some clues to fill it ? many thanks.

1. Drive to the lake.
2. Start auger.
3. Drill holes.
4. Bait hook and drop down said holes.
5. Open beer and wait patiently.

[happyfisher]

I got a huge walleye at brownies last year.....red white spoon....jigging......

[comaderek]

What is a class A tag?

Sorry Manitoba resident.

[SNAPFisher]

Originally Posted by comaderek

What is a class A tag?

Sorry Manitoba resident.

"walleye over 50 cm in total length "

[comaderek]

Do you buy the tags or get them?

Our restriction is one over 70 cm.

But I would never keep one that size.

[Digger91]

There’s 4 of us who have tags and none of us have caught a single walleye

[yoteblaster]

Don't waste your time at Sandy Point.

[endeavor]

Originally Posted by comaderek

Do you buy the tags or get them?

Our restriction is one over 70 cm.

But I would never keep one that size.

Manitoba is great ! more big fish and less angler.

[endeavor]

Originally Posted by NSR Fisher

On the east end of the lake, north from Wilsons beach there is a huge drop off.

If you look at that area on google maps satellite image you can see probably 4 or 5 boats parked on that drop off. Its the first "hump" of the shoreline before that sharp point.

Try there, I'm betting you will find some decent sized walleye. Its a popular spot so I won't get flamed too hard for giving it away :-)

Also, straight out and then south of parkland beach town is a nice open flat area that walleye move up on to feed in the morning and in the evening as the sun rises or sets. Move deeper in the afternoon. Some decent fish caught in that area as well at certain times.

Great! It is a music to my ears.
thanks a lot....t !

[eyewhomper]

Really bring them byl I'll fill them lol have already caught more then 60 walleye this year been pretty slow but still getting them me and my 3 buddy's already tagged ours out this winter the fishing will get a lot better in February March

[Digger91]

Originally Posted by eyewhomper

Really bring them byl I'll fill them lol have already caught more then 60 walleye this year been pretty slow but still getting them me and my 3 buddy's already tagged ours out this winter the fishing will get a lot better in February March

Haha maybe you could point me in the direction of where to find them or any tips you got. Thinking about heading out next Thursday morning for a few hours.