i was at the spillway during nite hours.
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Went to Salamonie last week on Wednesday and fished the 105 Bridge area. Caught about 30 fish in all but no keepers. Hard to believe that there wouldn't be any keepers willing to bite. I am a shorline fisherman but was fishing around all the spots that produce when the ice is on. Oh well. Thought I would share my report. I see there is some Walleye talk on here. The Miss. Spillway sounds like it's boomin'. Anyone know if the spillway below the Roush (Huntington) Res. produces this time of year? Just wondering if it would be worth a shot or not. Thanks and good luck to all !!!
night time is the best time for the eyes....especially in those heavily fished waters down there.....once it starts getting light, they shut off......night fishing with minnow baits is good on up through december......best time below the dam is usually between 11 and 2 in the fall.......in the summer it seems better the first two hours after sunset and the 2 before sunrise..........fish the current edges right on up next to the bank
crappieman. what colors are you finding to work the best? i have went 3 different times. and got a total of six which is not bad. but u said u got 5 in one night..thanks for any info
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during the day when they are hitting during the day......the rapala color "hot steel" me and my buddy nicknamed "mississinewa murder"....at night color doesnt seem to matter....i use rattling rogues right up next to the bank
Went out to the Mississinewa spillway Monday night and landed an 18 inch wally with a rogue. Stayed another hour and left as it was getting chilly! I was with a fellow fisherman and he landed a 22 inch saugeye the cast before mine hit. Hit the lake Tuesday for about three hours and the crappie bite was slow with no real sizeable fish. Maybe I'm in the wrong spots....I haven't fished the lake since early august and it all looks different now!
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glad to hear you got yourself a walleye there fishinghat. i went out last night with 3 other guys and we tore em up. i got 3 small ones, my dad got 2 around 22inches and another guy got a 6 and a half pounder!!
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Where have you guys been getting the Crappie at miss? I have been coming up dry last few trips someone said they got there limit off the cliffs east of red bridge but I fished till dark Monday with minnows and a slop bober and didn't get one. I am planning to go Sat for a few hours would like to catch some!
Kevin
I've always had my best luck on the stumps east of red bridge. There is a large cove where the lake bends a few hundred yards east of the bridge...But like I said, I went out there the other day and only come home with 6. Threw back a number of smaller ones. They come and they go. To me, it's all about being in the right spot at the right time.
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