Went out to Chatfield for a couple of hours in the dark last night and nothing...not nary a hit...the bite has slowed considerably it seems...Joe was out there on Sunday night and nothing also...I was using the old standby various Rapalas...Joe used Rapalas and leeches the previous night...I do have a couple of observations for fisherman that are going to chase walleyes that are up shallow after dark...lumbering along the shoreline like a water buffalo in heat isnt going keep fish in the shallows very long when they can be spooky anyway from being up close...or even worse flashlights/headlamps on the water you are fishing...I wish I had a dollar for every headlamp I have seen in the last week that is left looking into the water while someone fishes...if you need a light on to tie a lure on crouch and turn your back to the water...at least blocking it from the shoreline...better yet learn to tie knots in the dark...you can practice this in the comfort of your own home...yes I know that sounds crazy...but you will be a better fisherman and catch more fish...a couple of ways to tie knots in the dark...Tom Lentz used to chase walleyes after dark long before anybody thought of it around here...he said he used to put the hook eye up to his tongue and feel for the line coming through (I never mastered that one)...another way is to pinch the eye of the lure or hook between your thumb and index finger and then with an inch of line sticking out in your other hand threading the needle using your thumb and index finger as a funnel...it takes a little practice...but it might save you from scaring the big girls if they come in close...just my two cents...