I tried shiners, worms, chicken livers, and crankbaits. It was very windy with water levels at the bridge very high. I did see a DNR boat make it under the bridge with inches to spare. As for the wind, that's quite the norm at Heidecke.
Some days are just worse than others.
Gotta hand it to the engineers on that well thought out bridge. I myself have done the best on the walleye on the north side of the lake. I tried shiners, worms, chicken livers, and crankbaits. It was very windy with water levels at the bridge very high. I did see a DNR boat make it under the bridge with inches to spare.