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Is it me, or is Walleye fishing rivaling bass fishing as number one now?
I've noticed walleye fishing has been getting very popular nowadays. Maybe even rivaling bass Walleye Bass fishing. Your thoughts?Not in costs, assortments of lures, etc. I mean the popularity. I'm not saying walleye are better than bass or anything it's just that walleye fishing is boosting popularity quick. Pick up a fishing magazine. North American Magazine, Field & Stream etc. You'll find that Walleye is quite popular now.
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December 10th, 2010 at 9:37 pm
If you can use a boat it gives you access to areas that you may not be able to fish otherwise. I would suggest not using a bobber and getting some baits that imitate the natural food sources such as minnow as mentioned before. Frog type lures can be really effective. Rubber worms are generally not very expensive and work well. Spinners are another very good choice. Nothing wrong with live bait either. In general you will find the bass in shallow water, sometimes the smallies tend to like a little deeper water. As far as the Walleye and Northern go. I would suggest live bait Minnows, Crawlers, and Leeches. Check with the local bait store to see what they have been catching them on. Northerns seem to hang around the weed line or break line of the weeds. Walleyes like points sandbars rock piles etc. On average they are found in deeper water in the daylight and move shallower at night. A slip bobber rig will work for either. Or a simple lead head jig pulled slowly through the water. Good Luck
December 11th, 2010 at 9:17 am
Have the sunfish spawned in your area? Have the shad spawned in your area? Have the bass started spawning in your area? If the sunfish are up shallow, getting ready to spawn, are spawning, or have spawned, then use any crank baits, swim baits, or spinner baits that imitate sunfish, big bass usually wont be very far away. Better yet, use a live bluegill as bait, even if you don’t catch anything, you’ll definitely see allot of big bass when using a live bluegill, this will let you know where the big bass may be holding, and then you can refine your tactics for later on. This is true for shad also! Try using bigger baits also, bigger bait, bigger fish, you might not catch big numbers, but the ones you do catch will be big. If the bass have started to spawn, or are getting ready to spawn then you may want to try 6 inch or bigger plastic night crawlers rigged texas or wacky style, give a nice high cast so that worm makes a decent splash when it hits the water (like a bird has just dropped it from high above). Blue/black jigs work very well this time of year also, try bumping a jig across the bottom, or try swimming a jig across weed tops, around any brush, or any rocky structure. After the bass in your area spawn, you can use the above mentioned tactics but SLOW them down. After the bass spawn they hold off in a little deeper water, there exhausted from the spawn and don’t want to use the energy to chase down prey, so you need to put that lure right in there faces and keep it there for a little longer then normal. Are you fishing a lake? Is it stocked with Trout? If so then use swim baits, or jerk baits that imitate the stocked trout, like a rainbow trout colored rapala x-rap, always start big then go to the next size down when nothing hits on the bigger sizes. Big bass love to eat stocked trout, but so do muskie haha. I don’t know very much about walleye, as i am just getting into walleye fishing, i see them at the lake, i know there in the river, ive tried trolling for them, ive tried casting different walleye lures to them and just cant catch the elusive little buggers. But when i ask around, everyone just says “fish a night crawler on the bottom and you’ll catch walleye” so weather that works or not im not sure. Think i might try a night crawler on a lindy rig next time i go out. Well i hope all this helps you out, tight lines, and Good luck fishin’ !
December 11th, 2010 at 9:02 pm
Bass and Northern in the shallows – buzz baits or fly fishing with a streamerdeeper water – Canadian Wigglers. (colour and rattler etc. depending)Walleye Erie Dearies or Canadian Wigglers. (colour and rattler etc. depending)Ice Fishing for Northern or Walleye Cisco swimming or flipping spoons.
December 12th, 2010 at 9:27 am
It depends on the size of each. When you buy small bass to stock a pond you can only get them at about one inch in length because larger than that they will eat each other. In the one inch length they come in strings with the tails of one in the mouth of the next. So if the walleyes are small the bass will eat them. If the walleyes are larger they will eat the small bass.
December 12th, 2010 at 8:54 pm
whale… it is not a fish, the others are