Fish On! I’ve been delayed getting my post up for last Sunday, SOONER Lake. SAUGEYE. We caught some keepers on practically every stop however we did check 30 foot of water a couple of times and did not hit anything. On the first try in 17 foot of water we got a couple of good ones. One of them I thought it was hung up on structure so I investigated it and felt like Driftwood real heavy. I told him to bring it up and it moved away from the boat about so I knew it was alive but I figured it was a carp or turtle the way it behaved. It was pretty easy to identify the largest saugeye Ive ever seen it in the clear water it surfaced and throw its head about three times and straighten the hook. All I got is a story and heartache lol. Overall the bite was very difficult and finicky. I was having to do some fancy stuff to get them to come on. Larger fish were biting considering we may have caught 12 total and six of them were keepers. Hopefully the action will heat up. We did have a couple of doubles. And we caught some bringing up to the boat because they were following just not hitting

Fish On Guide Service! SKIATOOK Lake. I went to the 1st area to look over real good a lot of them Fish had moved from my previous trip but they were still there in a road bed and we picked away at them, I went over to check another spot and it was lights out. For about two minutes all day they would move out from under the boat and drift away after a short time they really didn’t wanna hit it. But we still got at 30 of them for a limit my customers. Ran out of Bait had a blast. As far as I can tell they’re biting from top to bottom in this lake and we got them mostly about 38 or 40 foot of water on down lines. I really like what I’m seeing on sonar it’s refreshing. Let me know if anybody needs to book a few more days in June we’ve got some weekdays maybe even a weekend towards the end of June. Thank you Luis for coming back and fishing with my Service you’re good friend thank you