Well, we had a great day on the water, but didn't put a limit in the rig. We had four on that were livewell worthy, but two came unpinned. We are in striking distance of a check with 6.76 pounds, two fish, but we are going to have to be VERY persistent.

Never had a follow, at least any that I could identify. :}

It was an interesting day. We popped a 16 and a 17 right away off of Waverly (Thanks, Troy!) but then could only master 13 to 14 inch fish. The weather kicked up and I RAN, way befoe it got to us. I saw the wall cloud forming, and had a very odd experience just before the storm. We were wrapping up to make a run for it, and when I reached for the third rod I got a shock that actulayy HURT, and I mean alot. Bill grabbed the trolling rod on his side, and immediately swore and dropped the rod. I actually heard the snap when he got zapped. As I was reeling in the board about mach 4, a 19 incher smacked the crankbait, our last fish for the day.

What a storm! It rained so hard I couldn't see at all, and ran by GPS back even though we were only 5 miles out. The Festival was evacuated before we got there, and the sirens were blasting all over the area. Here is a link to a picture Troy ( Mr Bluegill) took of one of the funnel clouds that crossed the lake.

http://walleye.outdoorsfirst.com/

I am glad to be home. We ended up with just under 13 for 80th out of 300 I guess, not enough. Needed those few we punted, but that is fishing!