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18, 2009 - Cheney - Here they are Wiper, white bass striper and white perch. can you tell the difference?
Mike E.
July 28, 2009 - Cheney - Sunday morning, July 26th - Another really nice wiper for my son..........he has had quite a good summer fishing!! This was caught on live bait (not perch)and released back to the lake for others to enjoy. Several others same morning, but none as big as this one.
July 27, 2009 - Cheney - On the water early Saturday morning 6:30am with son and grandaughters (a.k.a. the Kansas City Gang) on board. 
Too early to consider schooling wipers so opted to troll with 3-way rigs. Luck on our side as Grandaughters got to experience the thrill of battling couple of nice wipers (26" and 23") to the net, as shown in attached photos, and then released back into the lake. Cold front moved through about 8:30am and the "bite" came to an end. The girls were happy but now bored and ready to call it a day. Only couple hours on the water but another memorable trip with grandkids. All the wipers caught hit the pearly white sassy shad rather than the crank bait.
Remember!.....the best time to go fishing is whenever you can.
Mr. "T"
June 24, 2009 - Cheney - Took my sis and bro-in-law fishin on cheney sat, we got to the lake 3pm, I already had the perch caught, and as soon as we got in the boat, the wind changed to the north. It was just a couple of minutes into the north wind, we got to the spot, I put a nice sized bluegill on my hook, handed my pole to my sis and told her to drop the perch over the side. It was about 5 seconds and she screamed.. then the reel screamed...she screamed some more..the reel didnt quit screamin.. and for that matter of fact she didnt either.. I dont think ive ever seen her so excited! Finally the fish came up, and we all said WOW! she really let out a holler then, and she wet her pants. Yeah, she really did. It was a beautiful 12lb wiper... it took awhile to take pictures and rebait and by the time we got back to fishing, the bite for the most part was OFF! The wind changed, the fish closed down for awhile. We went across the lake, up the lake and finally back and ended up catching 7 wipers. The wind was really blowing from the north and we called it quits. Here she is holding her fish.
MIKE E.