Jigging and slip bobbers

StratosBoats Posted 5/27/2004 8:45 PM (#18645) Subject: Jigging and slip bobbers Member Posts: 152 Location: Appleton WI Any good places to use these techniques on Winnebago right now? I am going out with my dad this weekend but we can't troll because we have a 300 Merc and it gets carb buildup really bad. We are looking to jig or use slip bobbers. Thanks, Mike Rick Larson Posted 5/27/2004 8:54 PM (#18646 - in reply to #18645) Subject: RE: Jigging and slip bobbers 300? How fast can you go?? Just follow the contours on your gps map and fish any hump protruding up a few feet. Think the best spots will have no one else around. Have fun hunting for fish! StratosBoats Posted 5/27/2004 9:01 PM (#18649 - in reply to #18645) Subject: RE: Jigging and slip bobbers Member Posts: 152 Location: Appleton WI 200 i mean. Sorry wrong number. But we do have a stratos 290sf and it tops out at 72mph on the gps. Rick Larson Posted 5/28/2004 6:23 AM (#18663 - in reply to #18649) Subject: RE: Jigging and slip bobbers That is FAST! My old Stratos was a good boat too! eye Lunker Posted 5/28/2004 9:07 AM (#18678 - in reply to #18645) Subject: RE: Jigging and slip bobbers Member Posts: 859 Location: Appleton wi The river in oshkosh is the best bet for jigging right now and there are plenty of walleyes in the river! Hope this helps Big Sky Posted 5/28/2004 9:34 AM (#18681 - in reply to #18678) Subject: RE: Jigging and slip bobbers Member Posts: 31 Just about any reef. Jig and slip bobber them and you will find fish if you prefer the lake. StratosBoats Posted 5/29/2004 12:30 PM (#18743 - in reply to #18645) Subject: RE: Jigging and slip bobbers Member Posts: 152 Location: Appleton WI where on the river in oshkosh is the best spot to try? wolf walleye Posted 5/30/2004 7:16 AM (#18771 - in reply to #18645) Subject: RE: Jigging and slip bobbers Member Posts: 207 Location: shawano,WI Fish by the railroad bridge down by the mouth.