https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGfJvh8IGb0&feature=youtu.be

Whitefish lake is not too far from where we usually fish so I decided to head there after seeing some nice walleye on Instagram posted by a local.  Careful though the water level is down and there are exposed rock islands and large boulders at the launch, stay trimmed up for at least 100-200 yards out.  We headed across to a couple underwater islands and started trolling crankbaits. The first to go was a minnow pattern Rapala Tail Dancer.  The fish fought long and hard and turned out to be a big northern pike.  Not a bad fish for the first fish ever at a lake.  Beginners luck I guess.  Then we went on to catch some nice walleye as well on crankbaits and jigging a kastmaster.  Get out there and try it out seems to be loaded with fish judging by my fish finder.

(This post compliments a previous one I made)

Cool, that's one fish I have never caught. I hear they are bony like a Herring.

You've never caught a pike?  Or what kind of fish???

Whitefish

Just go to Snipe lake in the winter they bit everything, all over the lake.  Just use a spoon and meal worm and you'll be in business.  Jig 12-24 inch off the bottom.  Lots of fun.

"Cool, that's one fish I have never caught. I hear they are bony like a Herring."

Must of had a brain fart, I was reading Specs post and put it on the wrong thread.....

haha, yeah thats why I was a little confused.