The first 40 minutes were uneventful before we finally had a rigger fire. We landed a small laker. Then nothing for the next 40 minutes. What followed that lull was chaos. We were running a ridge, and I was setting a cheater, when one of the riggers fired, we were hooked up, and a slide diver fired, steve hopped on that rod and i grabbed the wheel to keep us from going up the ridge, then another rigger fired. We were hooked up on tripples. after a minute or so my fish got off. we landed the other 2, and as we were trying to get everything situated another rod fired. we ended up landing 6 fish in that area over 30 minutes.
About an hour later we had a rod fire and the drag started to scream. after a 5 minute fight I landed what turned out to be the biggest laker we have landed this year at just under 11lbs.
The surprise of the day came at around 1pm when we again had 3 rods fire in a row, I again lost my fish, but steve had a fish fighting different than the others, I assumed it was a big small mouth, then we got it to the boat and found it was actually a 6lb 24.25 inch whitefish.
We ended the day with 19fish off the water by 3pm most fish came on the spin and glow down put 72 on my trusty big jon, with a few on slide divers, and the rest on my other big jon. Oddly no fish were caught on the newly installed cannon's fished in the same area as the other riggers with similar spoons.
