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Walleye
May 21, 2015 14:18:54 GMT -5
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Post by buckshot on May 21, 2015 14:18:54 GMT -5
Anyone have any walleye techniques for struble,: location or bait of lure techniques?
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Post by allen knapp on Jun 25, 2015 20:50:53 GMT -5
I've fished this lake for many years. as far as the walleyes go most were taken during the winter through the ice. If your looking for them now. I suggest fishing during low light conditions or a t dark. If your going to cast the shoreline. Rapelas in the #11 To#13 in the perch color. Orange bellys with blue sides or black with siver or gold raps will work. The lake has only one deep area with a 6 foot brake on the left side of the lake. It's just off the dock area to the point jutting out on the left bank. Team Knapp has been fishing for walleyes for many years mostly in canada or the great lake area. Over time we've taken many fish up to 14 lb's but up north is a total different situation. But the technique is usually the same any where nut water temp plus clarity and depth over structure. Back to struble . Drifting with a trolling motor to control drift using small jigs 1/16 to 1/8 oz remember the lake is shallow you dont need any jig of a 1/4 oz unless the fish are really chasing the lure. a minnow on a wobble jig slowly drifted or worked into the boat will get strikes. Try a slip bobber and minnow set the bait just off bottom and let the boat drift slowly every once in a while lift it off bottom and let it drop back down. A walleye mouths the bait a lot of times. It kind of feels like you have a old rage hooked. Your line slows down and feels weighted if its a bigger fish then the fight will be on. when we cast for them we also us a slip bobber with a live minnow or perch drift around. If any fish come from the deeper water they will take the bait. A great time for walleyes is right before dark they will move up on any structure brakes 6 foot or so them spread out and chase any minnows working the shallows right up to the banks. I cast right off the bank in shallow water and slowly work it back if they are there they will hit. Seen this many times in canada. a oat will pull up to a cove and out comes the spot light they run it back and forth quick and if any eyes are there yuou will see them shine if they are feed ing they are usually moving around when they are laying on bottom they usually dont hit. Check my web site out and you might find info on how we do it from canada or local lakes. Go to knappys outdoor adventure on any search engine on your c/p we fish the various lake then post a fishing report on how where what and when the fish ar active. Tell your friends to check it out i change pics all the time. Hope this helps good luck we'll see you on the water some time. Knappy God Bless America.
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Walleye
Oct 20, 2015 17:56:04 GMT -5
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Post by cvllebanger on Oct 20, 2015 17:56:04 GMT -5
Nice tips would you suggest those for this time of year?
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Walleye
Feb 14, 2018 2:15:16 GMT -5
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Post by Elijah knapp on Feb 14, 2018 2:15:16 GMT -5
Nice tips would you suggest those for this time of year? Same techniques tweaked a bit. Cold water fishing they strike a bit harder. Rapales and jigs, bounce jigs off the bottom of creeks and rivers with a Carolann’s rig.
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Walleye
Apr 17, 2018 12:32:43 GMT -5
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Post by hotsteel on Apr 17, 2018 12:32:43 GMT -5
Caught one the other day, well foul hooked it in about 2’ of water. Weighed 5.5lb and was 23”.
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