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Esoxessful
Posted 5/4/2004 1:07 PM (#105851)
Subject: Silver Lake, WI




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Location: Crystal Lake, IL		Anyone been on Silver Lake in Kenosha County WI yet? If so are the muskies moving?

Thanks in advance.

Mike
tuffy1
Posted 5/4/2004 1:14 PM (#105853 - in reply to #105851)
Subject: RE: Silver Lake, WI





Posts: 3242


Location: Racine, Wi		I was there on Sunday. We raised 2 fish, caught a couple of pike, and missed a good fish on a sucker. (partner operator error)

The weeds are still pretty low, but the water temps were from 55-58 degrees.
TUFFY
Posted 5/4/2004 1:26 PM (#105856 - in reply to #105851)
Subject: RE: Silver Lake, WI





Posts: 376


Location: Cudahy, Wisconsin		Yes i missed the fish on the sucker . But i still have 9 more misses to catch up to you
Bukes
Posted 5/4/2004 10:12 PM (#105898 - in reply to #105851)
Subject: RE: Silver Lake, WI





At least he didn't drop the whole sucker... rig and all in the lake.
Slamr
Posted 5/5/2004 8:57 AM (#105927 - in reply to #105851)
Subject: RE: Silver Lake, WI





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Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs		Who would do that?
seahag
Posted 5/5/2004 8:48 PM (#106012 - in reply to #105851)
Subject: RE: Silver Lake, WI


I live 15 min from silver. Never had much luck but am looking to fish it during weekdays .Or at night on weekend when the wife lets me. Don't laugh you know what I mean if your married. If anyone lives close let me know . Always looking for someone to fish with and share info.
FishHateMe
Posted 5/6/2004 7:19 AM (#106043 - in reply to #105851)
Subject: RE: Silver Lake, WI




Posts: 228


Location: Downers Grove, IL		I ain't laughing!
LIGHTNING
Posted 5/11/2004 7:41 AM (#106401 - in reply to #105851)
Subject: RE: Silver Lake, WI


I was out on Silver on Sat. Didn't see a Muskie. Had a strike but think it was a pike. We talked to a couple people on the lake and it seemed like nobody was doing much. Cloud patterns out on Silver were strange and wind direction changed at least 3 times.
tuffy1
Posted 5/11/2004 8:39 AM (#106405 - in reply to #106401)
Subject: RE: Silver Lake, WI





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Location: Racine, Wi		Silver is starting to warm up quite a bit in some areas. I was out on Thursday, and the temps were from 58-62, and the weeds are starting to fill in in some areas. We raised 4 fish that day, had one chasing a sucker, and had a 48"class fish miss my undertaker 2 times in the same cast. Little Tuffy had a fish blow up on a Hawg Wobbler as well. We moved fish on everything we threw. (just about).

Went out on Sunday as well for a half our, and popped the first ski of the year at 38"s. My new net is fianlly slimed!!!!!
The water temps are still getting warmer by the day. The areas I was fishing were around 63 degrees.

I will try to keep y'all up to date.

Edited by tuffy1 5/11/2004 2:35 PM
MiserMike
Posted 5/11/2004 2:33 PM (#106461 - in reply to #105851)
Subject: RE: Silver Lake, WI




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Location: Racine WI		Spent Saturday 6 am -- 3 pm and saw nothing, neither in my boat nor watching others. One guy said he had a fish blow up his topwater on the first cast of the day (midday). Too right, the weather was weird and changing.
muskyboy
Posted 5/11/2004 2:49 PM (#106465 - in reply to #105851)
Subject: RE: Silver Lake, WI


Was there Saturday from about 11 to 5, and the weather was very goofy and as mentioned above the wind direction did change three times. My partner caught a mini musky but that was it
tuffy1
Posted 5/25/2004 2:46 PM (#107783 - in reply to #106465)
Subject: RE: Silver Lake, WI





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Location: Racine, Wi		Was out 2 weeks ago with JohnMD, and we raised 6 fish. One was decent (over 40) the rest were all low to mid 30s. The cold front that came through didn't help. If I could have found some worth while suckers, things could have been better.

Does anyone know if they shut Silver down with all the rain? It sounds like there is alot of water in the yards from the lake.
davej
Posted 5/25/2004 8:15 PM (#107801 - in reply to #105851)
Subject: RE: Silver Lake, WI




Posts: 216


Silver is not shut down at this point but it is no wake until further notice.
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