http://www.boulderjct.org/reports Just another WordPress weblog Mon, 30 Aug 2010 16:43:12 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Hi folks Well August is virtually out of here and we have a new month to look forward to.  Personally, I want to see some cooler temperatures and less wind.  If we can get the water temps to begin to drop and get back to a minnow bite, life should be ... http://www.boulderjct.org/reports/?p=779 Hi folks! Well fishing’s been up and down, much like the weather we’ve been seeing here this summer.  When it comes to walleye fishing, success is most often dictated by what type of front we’re getting hit with.  Summer cold fronts have been devastating and have made walleye fishing extremely tough ... http://www.boulderjct.org/reports/?p=778 8 pound, 28 inch released Walleye. Guided by Tom Swanson. http://www.boulderjct.org/reports/?p=777 Scott Fenters of Grayslake Ill. 18" smallmouth, caught Boulder Junction. Scott Fenters of Grayslake Ill. 20" smallmouth, caught Boulder Junction. Scott Fenters of Grayslake Ill. 28" walleye, caught Boulder Junction. All fish released!! http://www.boulderjct.org/reports/?p=774 Guided by Tom Swanson http://www.boulderjct.org/reports/?p=768 Hi folks, Well the season continues forward.  The past couple of weeks has been some tough fishing.  While we’re still catching fish, it’s not always the target species that comes out on top.  With the up-and-down weather, the bite has gone up and down, and at times you just have to ... http://www.boulderjct.org/reports/?p=765 Mike Sonogo, Flint Michigan, 35 inch Muskie, 1st ever. Caught on a jig and a minnow May 2010. Guided by Bob Bertch Mike Sonogo, Flint Michigan, 2nd Muskie Same day, 40 inch caught on a Jig and a minnow, May 2010 Guided by Bob Bertch Bob Bertch, 36 inch Muskie on a ... http://www.boulderjct.org/reports/?p=761 Fishing Report 6-24-10 from: Bill Sherer's We Tie It Fly Shop - Boulder Jct., WI   Wisconsin: Almost 5 inches of much needed rain had fallen in the past two weeks!  Our surface waters are showing signs of much more abundant life, but our ground water is still suffering from the many years of ... http://www.boulderjct.org/reports/?p=759