Good reports guys.Was at on Squantz Fri.night about 12:30am til about 8 in the morning...nothing what so ever..Not too sure what I'm doing wrong..Had some alewives on leaders,probably about 5ft from the bottom...few strikes..my buddy had huge teeth marks in his and mine got taken away!Pretty sure they were Walleyes,but,not for certain.I believe we were a little north of Wardens Brook.Could anyone give me any suggestions on what kind a rigs to use?Been wanting to catch Walleye,but,doing something wrong I guess.

Buck, by 11 PM I had to put on my sweatshirt and a light jacket. However, after the wind shifted, fishing picked up for some reason, the little walleyes were hitting pretty good. But by daybreak everything went numb. Fish were stacked up above the thermocline and not very active. I even had problems catching smallies, but aventually I got a few. Not nearly as agressive as they usually are, but hey, better than nothing. I suppose the small walleyes caught at night were still active, even after the front went by. But it didn't last long anyways.
Things got worse after daybreak. High and blue skies, not what you really want to see, especially after being there all night.

Ika Man, was that you fishing the point north of Wordens Brook that night? There was a boat nearby, two people with red headlamps or flashlights. I think you slowly moved south, along the west side just around daybreak, am i right?

can someone please tell me how can i catch the alwives at squanzpond i try all kinds of ways but i cant

thanks i thought you guys maybe use a net lol

Yep,that was my buddy and I out there.We should have stayed in that one spot,but decided to move around.Gonna hopefully try again this Friday night,maybe see ya out there.-Tim