Two rolls of walleye rigs. One contains leech rigs and the other has crawler harnesses that can be cut down to leech rigs if needed. We will make these as we go when they get worn out or lost.

Jigs, weights and laker spoons. The bottom 4 spots are full of floating jigs, the rest is an assortment of our main colors and sizes. The empty spots will be filled with the weights from the weight box we are not taking.

We don't do a lot of jig fishing with plastics but we do use them if the situation calls for it. Here we have twister tails, some ring worms and other assorted plastics. This box will be filled up as we need space for last minute additions.

Lighted bobbers, regular floats, weighted floats and extra hooks, including some stinger hooks.( we added 50 walleye hooks, 20 norther hooks and a bunch of 3 ways to this box after the photo was taken...along with some leaders for snakes)

Although we bring two full holders of rigs we will tie a lot of them at camp as our supply gets low and we know what is working best.

We use two bags. One with 3 extra large planos and one with 3 larges. The box in the middle holds weight for lakers, walleye rigs and then smaller split shots. This box will be condensed into the jig box and not be used on the trip.

Lunch Time 2014

A group of participants durring lunch, getting some "goodies" handed out to them from some of our sponsors and getting fish tickets for the event drawing at the end.

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One of "our" kids this year. I verheard her dad saying "we better get going, its starting to snow". She replied "thats why its so much fun...if your cold you can go sit in the car dad!" I had to get a picture with her. Very cool.

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