My best day of fishing is yet to come, my son is now 14 months old so I have to wait a bit yet, but it is growing nearer every day.
As far as numbers go, well I have a couple days I remember. Up north in Quebec one June afternoon, my Dad and I trolled over a school of Walleye on a weedy edge in 6 foot of water, both of us hooked up and landed two nice walleye, 20 inchers more or less. We lined up again and trolled back over the 6 foot edge and got the same results, over the next 2 days we trolled and trolled that shore line and caught fish after fish, rarely did we make a pass without at least one hook up or hit at least. I never counted the first afternoon but the second day we had over 150 fish in the boat by noon. I hate to tell this story because in a crowd of folks all you get is that "yeah right" look from people, but it happenned, same lake I caught 79 Northern Pike from in a single morning trolling and casting shorline.
The thing that is strangest to me about the walleye is that they never spread out or quit feeding, it was post spawn and they were stacked up and feeding heavily, but usually that much boat traffic will spread walleye in shallow water like that. We haven't hit the same conditions there since.
