Any new fishing reports guys?
Im going to do the paperwork on my boat today......and pick it up on Sat 
Oh, i had a quick question, does anyone here troll for Walleyes....... any suggestions" The lake is stained water and is anywhere from 2 to 100ft deep, Its man made, with multiple creeks feeding the lake. Just wondering what rigs, lures, techniques others have had success with.
Catching walleyes on trolling rigs is an entirely different animal then most fish. First off walleyes are fish of low light, if the lake is stained then so much the better. 2nd I recomend you buy some inline planer boards. Planers boards are contraptions you place in your line to take the line and lure off to the side of the boat. It serves two purposes, 1 allows you to cover more ground, 2 gets your lure out of the way of the boat which spooks walleyes.
http://www.cabelas.com/planer-boards-yellow-bird-side-planers.shtml . Ive had great luck planerboarding at night with litlle chem night sticks drilled into the boards, so I can see the action of the board in the dark. The action of the board will tell you if a fish is on, your hooked on vegetation....ect
You can catch fish long lining, thats simply letting about 150' of line out with your lure and holding your rod as you troll but it wont compare with using boards.
Walleye are very structure related fish. They will be around structure and often not far from deep water. The exception is night time when they will roam the flats. Good places to key on are edges of large cabbage beds, points jutting out "especially when near deep water", and mid lake structure surrounded by deep water. Best baits are rapalas and blackstar type jointed minnows. Chartruese and orange are always good colors. But pattern the fish. If they want a certain color then give them nothing but.
If you sent me a map of the lake I'd show you where the fish are. Other then that I could type for hours about trolling walleyes. Windy days are good, they dont like a lot of noise and boat traffic, and are structure orientated. Your not going to catch them trolling in midlake deep water. Troll long sections of shoreline right on weed edges or drop offs.
Good luck.
