rambler
10-19-2009, 10:08 AM
OK Folks!
I am planning on breaking free to try for these big Fall Walleyes.
I could use some advice and would like to hear different people's best method's.
I understand the daytime bite is often the big redtail chubs. Do you prefer to fish them with Jigs or on a Lindy rig/slip sinker kind of thing? I would appreciate some details on weight of jigs and colors etc.
Are you drifing or slow trolling? Still fishing? Anyone use slip bobbers and anchor with their chubs? Do you vertical jig with these some or maybe even jig with spoons.
I have been reading recently about winter fishing with the Salmo Chubby Darter. Anyone to that vertically in the Fall bite?
What about a night bite? Some people still using chubs?
If you are trolling cranks, what type?
I saw one guy with a nice catch last fall trolling big husky jerks behind leadcore.
How many colors of lead to get down where you need to be?
Anyone use their downriggers for this?
Lots and lots of questions I know.
Hasn't been much posted lately so when I get up in the morning I want to be able to read a bit more and hopefully learn something.
Thanks folks!
Lloyd
I am planning on breaking free to try for these big Fall Walleyes.
I could use some advice and would like to hear different people's best method's.
I understand the daytime bite is often the big redtail chubs. Do you prefer to fish them with Jigs or on a Lindy rig/slip sinker kind of thing? I would appreciate some details on weight of jigs and colors etc.
Are you drifing or slow trolling? Still fishing? Anyone use slip bobbers and anchor with their chubs? Do you vertical jig with these some or maybe even jig with spoons.
I have been reading recently about winter fishing with the Salmo Chubby Darter. Anyone to that vertically in the Fall bite?
What about a night bite? Some people still using chubs?
If you are trolling cranks, what type?
I saw one guy with a nice catch last fall trolling big husky jerks behind leadcore.
How many colors of lead to get down where you need to be?
Anyone use their downriggers for this?
Lots and lots of questions I know.
Hasn't been much posted lately so when I get up in the morning I want to be able to read a bit more and hopefully learn something.
Thanks folks!
Lloyd