Bankson Lake
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- kid coulson
- Posts: 1976
- Joined: Sun Apr 24, 2005 11:20 pm
- Location: grandville MI
Lon, it is very believable, no need for proof.
From my limited experience rite now is the best time to target trophey walleye in Bankson (and Cedar and Fish and Gravel). During this time of the year walleye push and hold baitfish up against steep drops. Trolling along those drops with larger deep diving cranks (Risto Raps, Husky Jerks, etc) in natural colors for the hour or so before dawn usually gives up one or two really nice walleye (25"+). They seem to shut off at first light.
Tossing a jig/minnow on those drops would be more effective to target spots on spots for just walleye, but I troll because I want a muskie bait out behind the boat on the deep side.
From my limited experience rite now is the best time to target trophey walleye in Bankson (and Cedar and Fish and Gravel). During this time of the year walleye push and hold baitfish up against steep drops. Trolling along those drops with larger deep diving cranks (Risto Raps, Husky Jerks, etc) in natural colors for the hour or so before dawn usually gives up one or two really nice walleye (25"+). They seem to shut off at first light.
Tossing a jig/minnow on those drops would be more effective to target spots on spots for just walleye, but I troll because I want a muskie bait out behind the boat on the deep side.
Well I went to Bankson today/tonite hoping to boat a fish so I could brag about it in this thread but I totally blanked. What didn't work were suicks, glide baits, various bucktails and cranks. The lake level has dropped enough to drive around the landing loop but the entire ramp is still under water.