walleye?

Which lake are you talking about?

Find some structure,jig it with crawlers or leeches.Also try dragging some bottom bouncers really slow across the structure :thumb

starvation resivor, its in duchesne. and do you need steel leaders or anything??

Find some structure,jig it with crawlers or leeches.Also try dragging some bottom bouncers really slow across the structure :thumb

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No you won't need a steel leader for walleye. I agree with the jig and minnow or crawler especially early in the year when the water is cooler. As the water temp increases you can start pulling bottom bouncers and spinners or a plain snell and a crawler or a leech. Casting or trolling crankbaits can also be extremely effective and can help you cover lots of water quickly. Look for rock/gravel points, sunken islands or large mud flats.

If you are fishing from the bank we always went down under the bridge and bounced a jig tipped with a crawler along the rocks and would pick a few up that way. When we were fishing from a boat we would troll up under the power lines over by where the diversion tunnel comes in we would use either perch patterend crankbaits or bottom bouncers rigged up with a spinner rig with a crawler on it. I know that people have picked them up using bottom bouncers on the submerged humps on the south east side of the lake.

Hope that this helps in some way and good luck on your endevores.

thanks for all the help guys ill give it a shot one of the upcoming weekends and post any pictures i remember to take!

i know this was posted awhile ago, but bottom bouncer with a nightcrawler harness...my favorite way.

been catching alot of them out at willard the last week