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Hey guys got any pointers on walleye fishing?I've fished for catfish, crappies,bluegills, and bass but have never caught a walleye. I've heard they are mighty tastey.
Deep weedlines/drop-offs are good spots. I don't fish for Walleye a lot, but when I do. I anchor and throw out a slip bobber rig with a leech as my bait. I keep the bait about 18" off the bottom, depending on how the fish are suspending and let it sit until something takes the bobber down. Here's an article: http://www.walleyecentral.com/articles/?a=1091 <br />I also throw out a small round jig tipped with a leech or a minnow. I twitch it along the bottom. <br />Also, the Walleye bite is usually better in the early mornings or late evenings.
