Reply With QuoteThat’s a good eater size, congrats on the PB’s. Two in a day is a good thing. Culver’s restaurant sells walleye around Easter time and that’s all I’ve ever had but it’s good. Hope you find a few more.
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Congrats! If you get the walleye bug and have any questions shoot me a PM. I fish them a lot.
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That’s a good eater size, congrats on the PB’s. Two in a day is a good thing. Culver’s restaurant sells walleye around Easter time and that’s all I’ve ever had but it’s good. Hope you find a few more.
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Originally Posted by zekepa
them pike fish got teeth’s ….been bit once by a pickerel in Pa.
Nice walleye and congratulations
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I have a question Capt C. What's the best way to rig up and fish for one just in case my traveling/fishing took me to a good water? Oh and congrats on the PB, Z! First time saw a walleye post.
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The easiest way to cover a lot of water is to use a bottom bouncer with a worm harness. It very popular technique and proven to catch walleye.
Troll speed 1.2mph -1.8mph.
To keep things simple use a 2 ounce Bottom walker that will work up to 40ft of water. Walleye in the summer should be 1ft of to 40ft of water. I would concentrate my efforts around 20ft to 40ft in the summer.
What I perfer for rod and reel.
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