Starvation - today - Sat

[perchinski]

Unable to fish today's annual "Catch-a-Cure" trmt, but fished Thursday & Friday.  Typical Starvy summer weather --- either flat & bakey, or white caps & rollers. The Big W seemed to come up around noon each day.  Hadn't bottom-bounced up there for several years, so decided to concentrate on the walleye.  Hooked up with a lot of skinny footers, but did manage to boat some nice 15-17 inchers.  The perch numbers & sizes also on the upswing.  Anxious to see the results of today's tourney.  Heard there were over 50 boats entered.

[Pikeman 99]

Unable to fish today's annual "Catch-a-Cure" trmt, but fished Thursday & Friday.  Typical Starvy summer weather --- either flat & bakey, or white caps & rollers. The Big W seemed to come up around noon each day.  Hadn't bottom-bounced up there for several years, so decided to concentrate on the walleye.  Hooked up with a lot of skinny footers, but did manage to boat some nice 15-17 inchers.  The perch numbers & sizes also on the upswing.  Anxious to see the results of today's tourney.  Heard there were over 50 boats entered.

thank you for the report   me to Anxious to see the results of today's tourney. P.M.

[PACKFAN]

Unable to fish today's annual "Catch-a-Cure" trmt, but fished Thursday & Friday.  Typical Starvy summer weather --- either flat & bakey, or white caps & rollers. The Big W seemed to come up around noon each day.  Hadn't bottom-bounced up there for several years, so decided to concentrate on the walleye.  Hooked up with a lot of skinny footers, but did manage to boat some nice 15-17 inchers.  The perch numbers & sizes also on the upswing.  Anxious to see the results of today's tourney.  Heard there were over 50 boats entered.

Have a friend who fishes it every year along with the other tournaments held in the state I will check with him tomorrow,

[MACMAN]

Unable to fish today's annual "Catch-a-Cure" trmt, but fished Thursday & Friday.  Typical Starvy summer weather --- either flat & bakey, or white caps & rollers. The Big W seemed to come up around noon each day.  Hadn't bottom-bounced up there for several years, so decided to concentrate on the walleye.  Hooked up with a lot of skinny footers, but did manage to boat some nice 15-17 inchers.  The perch numbers & sizes also on the upswing.  Anxious to see the results of today's tourney.  Heard there were over 50 boats entered.

My son and I fished the tournament. I’m sorry- I don’t remember the exact results and they haven’t been posted. It was around a 10# bag for bass with big fish being 3lbs. Walleye was around 12# bag and 7 lbs for big fish. It was tough for us, but that’s usually the case competing against these anglers. We fished both sides and ended up with 3 keepers in each category. Boated a bunch of unders. It’s amazing how many of those “footers” are 11 1/2”. We did way better Friday, but the change in wind direction changed everything we learned and we were starting over. It’s always a good time to fish Catch a Cure. It’s very well ran and Camp Hobe is a great charity. If you’ve ever thought about doing a tournament, and feel intimidated- this is a good one to try. Super friendly.