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Andrew Martinsen's Walleye Fishing Update
Summer Heat and Walleyes
Patterns of the Summer Walleye
The patterns that Walleye take during the summer
months occur for a number of reasons, and knowing
what they are can help you improve your fishing
results.
Walleye are known as picky fish which can be difficult
to catch, and knowing what patterns the fish will follow
can help give you an edge.
Because the weather has started warming up, many
anglers believe that it is hard to catch Walleye.
This is not true, but it helps to understand where the
fish go.
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During the hot days of summer, the fish will look for
water that is cooler, and that has a large number of
baitfish.
Weeds are ideal during the summer months, because
these fit the needs of the Walleye perfectly. In addition
the weeds will provide oxygen the fish needs.
Underwater structure is also the first place to look,
because these areas are also cool and darker, which
will attract both the baitfish and the Walleye which
follow.
During the summer it’s important to look at fishing
deeper, and moving slower. The fish become lazy in
the warmer temperatures, and will not work too hard to
catch a meal.
Slower presentations and trolling speeds during these
times will be more effective.
At night during the summer the Walleye will move in
and feed closer to the shoreline.
Once the sun goes down, the fish will come out into the
open, and the temperature of the water closer to land
cools down.
The hours between sunset and midnight or one in the
morning are some of the best times to catch these
tricky fish, but ...
Wild Walleye Success On A Scorching Day So Hot
You Could Fry An Egg On The Bow Of Your Boat?
YES!
It is indeed possible to see wild success even in the
middle of an extremely hot day when you examine all of
the factors and components, such as the time of day,
the amount of sun, and the air and water temperature.
Summer storms may make the Walleye change from
the usual pattern, especially when the wind is just right
and a condition known as Walleye chop is present.
Days which are cloudy, overcast, and stormy are
perfect for catching Walleye, because of the winds and
low sunlight.
The wind adds high amounts of oxygen to the water,
and the walleye love this. If the wind is too strong
though, it can have the opposite effect and push the
fish even deeper instead.
This is also true if there is a lot of rain, lightening, and
thunder as well.
When the sun is bright, the Walleye will head for waters
which are not as clear, and areas where there is a
significant amount of silt or other debris suspended in
the water can be ideal for Walleye fishing at these
times.
In these conditions a bright colored bait may work
better, because of the contrast with the darker waters.
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