06-03-2005, 04:40 AM
With the windy rough conditions on Lake Ontario the walleyes were hot.
This was the results- w/ several more lost and plenty more hits.
Ken & Kenny with some NICE walleyes.
![[Image: ken.jpg]](http://www.theriverguide.com/image/photos/walleye/images/ken.jpg)
The far left fish was the 1st of the night- it hit a F-18 Rap in F/T color. That one was out by the lighthouse you see in the above pics. We had several more on out there on the same lure and on the new blue steel in the F18 Rap. After midnight we moved into shore.- We landed 3 in tight and lost several more. Only 1 brown trout landed but we missed a really nice 1. The skies were mostly clear but around 2:30am the moon came up and soon after the clouds covered it over. The AM fish seemed to bite better then the PM fish. About 1am the wind switched from the W to the SW and made for much calmer conditions-
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This was the results- w/ several more lost and plenty more hits.
Ken & Kenny with some NICE walleyes.
The far left fish was the 1st of the night- it hit a F-18 Rap in F/T color. That one was out by the lighthouse you see in the above pics. We had several more on out there on the same lure and on the new blue steel in the F18 Rap. After midnight we moved into shore.- We landed 3 in tight and lost several more. Only 1 brown trout landed but we missed a really nice 1. The skies were mostly clear but around 2:30am the moon came up and soon after the clouds covered it over. The AM fish seemed to bite better then the PM fish. About 1am the wind switched from the W to the SW and made for much calmer conditions-
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