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Fished 9AM to noon straight out. Empty screen in 50 to 60fow.Started to get a good picture in 65 ft and real good in 70. Ended with 4 walleyes and one throw back when a major tangle happened on a turn taking out my 2 lead core and a diver. All near bottom with harnesses so did play B, go home and watch the game.

Fished Monday morning, still fish in 60fow. riggers near the bottom and core rods 7 color all took hits. Moved out to 80ft. cold water down 55 ft. took two more walleye and one steelhead. Ended with 9 keepers 5 throw backs and 6 perch also put the steelhead back. Weather perfect

Didn't know about the second 90. Whats that about. Fished the first 90fow to 100fow. Did your fish come high?

Fished saturday 6:00 AM, rumor on the launch was good walleye fishing in 90fow. Setup in 80 ft a little west with worm harnesses and put the rigger with the probe in first and was a little shocked to see 49 degrees at 60 ft down. Looked like bait on the bottom and the top. Ran baits top to bottom. after a couple hours of some releases and no fish move to 60 fow and east, no temp break and started to find fish. Would have liked to stay but with an open boat the heat and sun got us off the water with two 15 inch walleyes . Maybe the 90 fow worked for some, not us.

Limit at 80' plus, mostly leadcore with boards 7 color with harnesses. Same off riggers set to 60' . Brighter color blades.

Fished Monday morning in 70 to 75 fow and almost did our limit with worm harnesses. All colors worked but most fish came against the wind when the troll speed was about 1 mph, with the wind it was 1.75. All were 20 inches and under, some boats at the launch said they had some big ones. I would love to bottom bounce 70 fow with rod in hand but don't know how that can happen. I have done 50 with some luck. As for the wind I also check the Port Colborne bouy https://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=45142

You're day was like the Bills, you turned a losing day to a winner. Any signs of perch?