scuba diving for eyes

[jumbojim]

anyone have any good locations where they have dived to see eyes would like to get some nice pictures with my camera down there.

thanks
jumbo

[JasonMN]

Jumbo,

Where do you live???

[jumbo]

wisconsin dells wisconsin 90 min west of lacrosse

[Ruff Guy]

Ruff Guy say that 90 minutes west of LaCrosse puts you firmly into purple helmet territory...

[TrollerMan]

Hello! Mille Lacs can provide good views of walleyes, pike, occasional muskie, tons of perch and the ever present smallies that come up fearlessly and chew on your gear. Try it in the morning before the wind comes up. Lots of fish on and near reefs topping out at 4 - 12'; bottom depths average around 22 - 30'. Bottom can get pretty silty if disturbed. You may have to wait for a while once you get to a spot; the eyes tend to spook and then return after a few minutes....

[MURPHFISH]

I'VE NEVER DONE IT, BUT HAVE TALKED TO ALOT OF PEOPLE DIVING @ PIERRE, SD BELOW THE DAM IN THE TAILRACE... THEY SAY THAT THERE ARE WALLEYES ALL OVER... THEY SAY SEPTEMBER WHEN THE WATER STARTS COOLING IS VERY GOOD.

[fishy]

>anyone have any good locations where
>they have dived to see
>eyes would like to get
>some nice pictures with my
>camera down there.
>
>thanks
>jumbo


hello Jumbo

Try WEST LAKE OKOBOJI the water is clear and enoughstructure to hold the fish when diving near them south end of west lake is crystal clear up to fifty feet visibility on clear days and youre only four hours away youll find more than just walleyes there

[safety patrol]

Be careful at West Okoboji. Bring a good sharp knife with ya while under water. I guy drowed up there when got tangled in the heavy cabbage. He was just snorlking with no air tanks.

[jumbojim]

purple helmet not sure if i would want that for a nickname.