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i never catch fish?
what is the best wayu to catch pikes and walleyes, i never catch anything each time i go fishing and i always Walleye Spinners end up fishing with maggots cause i try jerkbait, nothing, rubber bait, nothing, feathers,nothing, spinners,nothing. what am i doing wrong? where are pikes and walleyes? am i not catching any because of the way i retrieve my lure or what, im desperate.
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9 Responses to “Free Walleye Spinners Catalog”

  1. Tiny Dancer Says:
    December 19th, 2010 at 1:27 pm

    Walleye can be hard to catch. What they like around my house is a couple things. They usually run about 27 feet…. A good setup is a crawler harness trailing about 6 feet behind a bottom bouncer. Troll it about 1.5 mph and see what you get. Another good way to catch them is with a lure called a “hot-n-tot” they are a really deep running crank bait. Put that about 8 feet behind a bottom bouncer and troll about the same speed. If you are using jigs use either a green, pink, orange, or red jig head. Another great lure is called a “erie deery” they have a goofy shaped weight with a blade spinner and a long hook on the back. Take a crawler and put it on the hook. Cast it out as far as you can and then let it sink to the bottom. Once on the bottom, Give it decent “yanks” and then let it settle to the bottom again and repeat.Those are the best methods I have found. They like salty things…so maybe get some power bait or eggs…..All you have to do is try things out and best of luck!

  2. Nightstalker Says:
    December 20th, 2010 at 12:52 am

    #2 Gold mepps with a worm , wrap the worm around the 3 prong hook with some of it dangling behind, trolling is best the spinner really attracts themGood luck

  3. Brad L Says:
    December 20th, 2010 at 1:07 pm

    I don’t know what spinners you have, but I have had great luck with inline spinners (specifically Rooster Tails) this spring.

  4. bassman4468 Says:
    December 21st, 2010 at 1:20 am

    For bass I like to use 4″ or 5″Yamamoto Senkos. They are simple to use. Just Texas rig them weightless and cast to anywhere you might find bass. Let them sink to the bottom and watch your line.If it “twitches” or moves in an awkward direction set the hook.Best colors are watermelon , green pumpkin,or junebug on a a 3/0 or 4/0 EWG hook and don’t be afraid to try red hooks sometimes that triggers them better.For walleye try jointed #9 Rapalas or Bomber Long A lures. I like Firetiger ,chartreuse, blue and silver for colors. Also you may want to try worm harnesses(usually 2 or 3 hooks rigged up with 1 or more spinners and beads in front) tipped with a night crawler or a couple of leaches. Fish shallow flats or points at night or troll deep weed edges anytime. Another good method is casting twister tailed jigs on lead heads on deep weed edges or rocky areas. Black,white and chartreuse are good colors here as well. Tight-lines and remember the worst day fishing is better than the best day of working!

  5. AIRFLOW Says:
    December 21st, 2010 at 12:39 pm

    sometimes fishing can be tuff and the key is to just keep at it and eventually you will be a success alos ask around for info from regulars of the lake and also why not try changig your venue

  6. Josh Says:
    December 22nd, 2010 at 12:45 am

    1. Ive never used or seen gulp specifically for pike and walleye but if its made then im sure itd work. Im a bass guy and ive pulled a lot bass out on this stuff when nothing else would work. 2. The rapala floating lures aren’t made for just trolling or not trolling. They’re really productive baits when fished right be it trolling or not.3. Color all dpends on the weather and water conditions. Generally on cloudy overcast days a darker color will be a good bet (blacks, pumpkinseed, and dark blues)On sunnier days a natural or lighter color is best (shad, light blues, and reds)4. For the walleye id suggest fishing a live minnow on a jig head, go with the smallest jig head you can that still gets the bait to the bottom. Its a little hard to do this without a boat sometimes because for the best results you need to fish about vertically and jig the minnow up and down off the bottom.For the pike I like using larger swimbaits. Storm brand swimbaits have a good variation. They have baits that resemble sunfish, crappie, and walleys. 5. The plastic worms won’t do anything for you when it comes to pike and walley. They are made for bass. Spoons are a pretty good bet for the walleys and maybe a pike or 2 but its a little doubtful. You want to fish the spoons similar to like i mentioned for the minnow above. Throw it out and jig it up and down off the bottom fairly slow.

  7. Malty21 Says:
    December 22nd, 2010 at 1:02 pm

    Worms and grubs are cool for that area. It will depend on color, location, and skill after that. spinners in shallow water will get you hung up especially on the river rock. I’d go with a good drop shot or Texas Rig and worms.

  8. FishSteelhead Says:
    December 23rd, 2010 at 12:38 am

    Have two brand spinners that I swear by and they be Panther Martin and BLUE FOX. I use them for mainly for trout and Steelhead. And yes they are productive. What with the species of fish ya’ mentioned I’d think you’d have the same results, as for Northern Pike and Pickerel can’t help ya’ there ~ unfortunately live in CA. ;(…

  9. bassplayer_1313 Says:
    December 23rd, 2010 at 12:45 pm

    cabela’s as well as a number of other places sell kits.http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/index/index-display.jsp?id=cat190002&navAction=jump&navCount=1&cmCat=MainCatcat20166&parentType=category&parentId=cat20166

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