Greg K: Rufus Woods - 9/22

I couldn’t have asked for a better day at Rufus Woods. The sky was clear, the wind was light, temperatures in the 70s, and the water was moving. The walleyes were biting, too. I had my limit of walleyes and a trout by 3 PM. The walleyes were thick and measured between 16 to 20 inches in length. In the fall, the walleyes on Rufus are often dark and gold. Beautiful fish! I spent a couple more hours on the water mapping with my Humminbird and enjoying the scenery before heading home. Water temperature was 65 degrees. Water clarity was an amazing 15 feet.

A 20 inch walleye was a nice way to start the day.

A 20 inch walleye was a nice way to start the day.

The darkest walleye of the day. The back of this fish was nearly black.

The darkest walleye of the day. The back of this fish was nearly black.

Greg KochComment