June 27 report

[Tony Scime]

Fished with Frank this am.

I boated a 4-footer, a 6-footer, an 8-footer, and a 10-footer. I also lost one much bigger than any of the others.  The 4 and 6 footers were logs. Lots of weight to them. The 8-footer was a tree branch (maybe that was last week). The 10 footer was an extension net, the kind you might use fishing from the foot of Ferry. It was in excellent condition. The big thing I lost must have been a tree trunk. Thank goodness for 80lb power pro. 

Frank did get some fresh teeth. 

Should of waited for tomorrow's storms.

Been boating lots of logs this year. Maybe I should stop releasing them?

[John Pensyl]

I took my aunt sue out for bass from sheridan this am. Even that was tough fishing with it being so flat and windless out there. Got maybe a dozen smallies and a walleye in 4 hours and most came in the first hour.

[Frank Stachowiak]

I was excited to be Tony's net man as he was reeling it in. Then his catch started to appear about 5 or 6 feet down. I was about to net - a net????  I have to admit that it is one of the neatest walleye nets I have ever seen. Handle long enough to net a fish caught by a guy in a boat next to yours. Tony wisely kept it so it is not eligible for a release prize. Better luck net (next) time.

Frank