Dude looked like he knew what he was doing. He also caught a nice walleye when he was fishing near us. He found a lot of stuff on his own from what I could see. Said it was his first time at Burke!

Did he have a fish/depth finder? That's d**n good for a first outing.  When we were there there was a guy in a folboat following us around like a shark on a trail, he told us he caught some large ones and I guess he didint think we believed him so he circled us for maybe ten minutes insisting we look at his pictures lol!

We had to "graciously" decline ;D

Thai, as much as I hate to admit it I think that guy new the lake well. There is no way he can "guess" where those brush piles are...he was crazy as hell though...haha

Thai, as much as I hate to admit it I think that guy new the lake well. There is no way he can "guess" where those brush piles are...he was crazy as hell though...haha

Yeah as much as I'd hate to agree with you he did seem to know where the piles were but now so do we!

Sorta  ;D

"Want to see? It's on my camera!" haha

Finding those brush piles is cake if you have the right electronics. So people can find it on a first outing if they cruise around the lake enough. It's not like its that big of a lake compared to somewhere like Anna. How many acres is it anyways ?

I believe the map said 218 acres. Some of the smaller brushpiles could be hard to find even with electronics, that's why I'm thankful for the treasure map that John gave us!