Well I keep hearing just how tasty these fish are, but I've never fished for them. So I'm looking for a person or two to teach me how.
I live in kirkland amd have a 20' sled will glady take people out and am open to other suggestions. Also are there any clubs to join. And like always its awesome finding new fishing buddies.
Shoot me a pm, email or post up here.
Walleye
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AOG Whitey
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Re: Walleye
Don't waste your time the are awful, muddy and full of worms..
They are easy to catch, make up a worm harness and drag a night crawler.
I will be over there at Banks Lake and Roosevelt the weekend of the 26th give me an I/M if you want to meet up a do a little fishing. My boat or yours.
Broke back rapalas, worms on bottom bouncers Google that CH!T
I will be fishing Banksand Roosevelt out of my Custom Weld.
They are easy to catch, make up a worm harness and drag a night crawler.
I will be over there at Banks Lake and Roosevelt the weekend of the 26th give me an I/M if you want to meet up a do a little fishing. My boat or yours.
Broke back rapalas, worms on bottom bouncers Google that CH!T
I will be fishing Banksand Roosevelt out of my Custom Weld.
Re: Walleye
We have caught walleye on almost every lure we ever used at Moses, Banks and Potholes, but by far the most success was slow trolling a "slow death" worm harness behind a bottom walker. Plus or minus 1 MPH right on the bottom. Anywhere from 5 ft deep to 65 ft deep depending.
Sometimes the color of the smiley blade makes a big difference sometimes not. We've also caught them jigging small blade baits.
Walleye are right up there with lings, bass, pike and halibut as far as flavor. Yum!
Sometimes the color of the smiley blade makes a big difference sometimes not. We've also caught them jigging small blade baits.
Walleye are right up there with lings, bass, pike and halibut as far as flavor. Yum!
