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Posted by: brokentrail Posted on: 07/17/11 at 15:21:35
Quote: Good to hear ya had a good time! That smb was a banks trophy... did ya get any 6 lb plus walleye to green slip? I'm sure the boys had a great time. Now that the wife has had a taste of walleye you may not be able to leave her home next time. No green slip Walleye's I'm afraid, biggest one was 19 1/2 inches but it probably tasted the same as its bigger cousin would have

Posted by: BassAholic Posted on: 07/16/11 at 17:20:14
Sounds like lot of fun Andy I have not gone east yet this year

Posted by: Rodney H Posted on: 07/16/11 at 04:18:49
Good to hear ya had a good time! That smb was a banks trophy... did ya get any 6 lb plus walleye to green slip? I'm sure the boys had a great time. Now that the wife has had a taste of walleye you may not be able to leave her home next time.

Posted by: brokentrail Posted on: 07/16/11 at 03:39:31
The boys and I just returned from four days of fantastic fishing at Banks. We spent more time chasing the walleyes than we did bass but the biggest smallmouth of the trip was 4 1/2 lbs. We ate as much fish (walleye and perch) as we wanted to and even brought home some walleye fillets for the wife. All in all, was a good time and the weather held up with no rain!

Posted by: Y2SAYS Posted on: 07/05/11 at 05:38:51
I'll be back there again from the 16-18th. Staying at Sunbanks.

Posted by: brokentrail Posted on: 07/04/11 at 02:30:14
Thanks Larry, I reserved this morning so I am all set. I'm hoping for a week of good fishing!

Posted by: Larry S. Posted on: 07/03/11 at 19:34:44
Yes...check as soon as poss. for reservations.

Posted by: brokentrail
Posted on: 07/03/11 at 15:44:42

Looks like myself and the 3 boys will be headed to Banks Lake on July 10th for a week of camping/fishing. Plans changed from BrownLee Reservoir to here when a buddy of mine backed out of the trip.

I've never been to Banks so this should be fun, I always enjoy learning new water and hope I can keep the kids busy enough with fish to keep them from fighting Wink

The club normally stays at Coulee Playland for tournaments, correct?

Posted by: Larry S. Posted on: 06/29/11 at 04:16:29
Man Says!!!! you get me wanting to make a wild dash over there!!!!

Posted by: Rodney H Posted on: 06/28/11 at 03:40:42
Great pictures and some nice fish!! Thanks for the report.

Posted by: Y2SAYS Posted on: 06/27/11 at 05:14:45
3lb largie

Posted by: Y2SAYS Posted on: 06/27/11 at 05:14:02
2.5lb smallie

Posted by: Y2SAYS Posted on: 06/27/11 at 05:13:26
The Aubrey family

Posted by: Y2SAYS
Posted on: 06/27/11 at 05:06:42

Last Sunday and Monday my friend, his wife and 3 yr old son stayed at Steamboat and had a pretty decent days of fishing. Fishing was tough at times, but we still had a few quality fish. Water temp were in the low 60's with overnight low temps in the low 50s. I don't know if it was the lower temps or full moon that slowed down fishing, but I was I was told by other fishermen out there that fishing was a lot better a week earlier. Biggest largie was at 3lbs with a number of 2lbers and largest smallmouth was 2.5lbs.

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