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Uncovering Productive Water
How Long to Stay in One Spot when Fishing Walleye
Walleye fishing can be tricky for any angler, even professionals. A fish finder can be a great help when it comes to seeing exactly where the fish are, so that you know whether there is anything to try for or not.
Many anglers do not have or use a fish finder for a variety
of reasons, and knowing when it is time to move on can
make the difference between a good day Walleye fishing
and a day with no Walleye to show for your efforts.
Walleye are known to be hard to predict, and they may go
against predictable routines.
The problem with unproductive water could be that there are no Walleye in the
area, and only a fish finder can answer this question, or it
may just be the wrong time of day for these particular fish
to feed. Moving to a different area may give you a better
result, and you should wait no more than an hour or so
trying different presentations before you should move on if
you have not caught any Walleye.
When you get ready to move to a different location, troll
slowly while moving. This can be an effective way to catch
Walleye, and is also a good indicator of where the Walleye
activity is if you get a hit.
Look for reefs, rock and rubble piles, weed beds, and other
underwater structure that will provide cover for bait fish
and have cooler waters. These locations are a great place
to move to if you want to increase your odds of catching
Walleye. The larger the structure is, the better the odds are
that there are Walleye hanging out around it, but it also
means the higher the level of difficulty in fishing that area.
When fishing large structure you may want to try a few
more presentations to ensure that there is not a trophy
Walleye down there just waiting for the right bait to come
along.
Sometimes, the walleyes in a particular spot will be
attracted to a chartreuse presentation on Wednesday, and
those very same fish ignore the chartreuse presentation,
instead favoring a yellow presentation on Thursday.
Therefore it is vital, absolutely vital, to always remain
adaptable and give the fish what they want at that specific
time on that particular day.
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25 Inch Walleye Caught at Lake of the Woods
Walleye Fishing Secrets Student Shares an Awesome Catch
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