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Andrew Martinsen's Walleye Fishing Update
Minnow Advantages
How To Catch More Walleye Using Minnows
Walleye are known for being tricky fish, and
understanding when to use minnows can play a big
part in being more successful on the water.
Minnows come in many different varieties and colors,
so there is an abundance to choose from.
There are many minnows which are excellent for
catching Walleye, and these include the Red Tail Chub,
Golden Shiner, Redbelly Dace, and many others.
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It may be a good idea to check with the bait shop to
see which minnows work best in that specific area.
Or not.
Because after all,
They Come In All Different Names And Sizes , But
At The End Of The Day, I Just Call Them All....Minnows.
Once the temperatures start to rise, in the water and
the air, minnows may not be as effective.
During high heat days, minnows may not survive long
enough to be hooked, and so they are not a great bait
option sometimes during the summer months.
It’s important that the bait chosen is fresh and active.
Minnows which are slow, sluggish, or halfway to death
may not attract any Walleye unless they are in a
feeding frenzy, and maybe not even then.
Minnows that are alert and active will attract the fish
better, and increase the success you can see. Look for
water temps that are below fifty or sixty degrees, so
that the minnows will wriggle and move naturally.
Bringing In More And Bigger Walleye With Minnows
If the time is right for using minnows as bait, there are
some Walleye fishing tips and techniques that can help
you catch more and bigger Walleye.
Look for ledges around the shoreline, and underwater
structures that can help conceal the Walleye from their
prey.
Because the water is colder when minnows are the
ideal bait, the Walleye can be located in closer to the
shore.
Minnows can work very well when the Walleye are
spawning, as well as before and after the spawn.
After the Walleye are done with the spawn, use
minnows near the spawning grounds, and you may be
amazed at your catch.
The female Walleye leave the area right after the eggs
are laid, but the males may stick around for a week or
two, and will normally jump at the chance to eat a nice
fat minnow.
The variety of minnow you choose can have an impact
on Walleye success.
During the spring months, the fish in many bodies of
water will be attracted to shiner minnows, even when
other minnows are offered. During the fall fishing
season, shiner minnows may not work as well or be as
effective while Redtail Chub minnows may be an
excellent choice.
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