Posted by Dan on October 14, 2010 ·
During the early fall and the summer months, it does not really matter what speed you use the fish finder at. The fish will find it as long as you can get it within a reasonable distance of the place where the fish is resting. When you are fishing in the hope to catch giant northern pike the direction in which you fish will influence the success, particularly if you are fishing in the main part of [...]
Posted by Dan on October 14, 2010 ·
When you are fishing within this area it is a good idea to hire a boat and feel the sea mist blowing on your face whilst taking part in the very popular sport of fishing. Most of the people that fish in this area are hoping to catch musky, perch, smallmouth bass, and northern pike to name a few. The area of Hayward Wisconsin has annual events that include the World Lumberjack Championships. These [...]
Posted by Dan on October 14, 2010 ·
There are some fishermen that will still use pitch crank baits especially in shallow waters and when the temperature of the water drops a bit. The fishermen that fish for walleye during the spring months usually tend to have more luck when they are fishing from a boat that is reasonably far from the shore, but the casts have to be done as far as possible. The long casted lines will help to result in [...]
Posted by Dan on October 14, 2010 ·
The fishing guides and charters are very useful to customers and therefore it is a very good marketing tool to have a comprehensive list of fishing guides and charters. The commission, local chamber of commerce, agencies that promote tourism, and also the bureaus that are concerned with conventions and visitors would all find the lists very useful as it could enable them to give the details directly [...]
Posted by Dan on October 14, 2010 ·
Along with your rod, reel and bait, another useful tackle to have in catching walleye is a little knowledge of where the walleye live and when. Walleyes like the weeds, rocks and ledges that will most likely be hiding, for instance, one of their favorite foods like crayfish. Smaller fish also tend to frequent these kinds of hiding places so the walleye likes to hang around and munch with ease. In the [...]
Posted by Dan on October 14, 2010 ·
It is also a very good idea to visit the various different fishing forums that are available on the internet. There are some specific walleye forums. It is a good idea to look for forums where fishermen are discussing walleye fishing and particularly the rivers that they fish on. Once you find a good forum, do not be scared to look at the old posts that are on the forum. Also pay some close attention [...]
Posted by Dan on October 14, 2010 ·
The lodge that is known as Bull River is located deep within the British Columbia area of the Rocky Mountains. This resort is located with a short distance of Galbraith Creek and Bull River. The accommodation on this resort is in log cabins that have been hand crafted. The log cabins are situated privately, and they have enough room for either a small or a medium sized family. The main lodge on the [...]
Posted by Dan on October 14, 2010 ·
The bobber rigs are fairly easy to make. They involve using a twelve inch steel leader along with a number one hook and then you attach either a one and a half inch bobber or a two inch bobber to the line. It is also a good idea to add a sinker or a split shot in order to balance it. It is a good idea to try and hook the large minnow into just behind the dorsal fin or into the upper lip. Regardless [...]
Posted by Dan on October 14, 2010 ·
Many ice anglers prefer the twenty-four to twenty-eight inch rod because they are a great length for ice fishing and for catching these species. It’s important to choose the right rod for the species of fish you plan on catching. Using the medium to light action ice fishing rods make it easier to catch and reel in both the walleye and the perch. Basic Safety Tips Having the right gear is important [...]
Posted by Dan on October 14, 2010 ·
If you want to reel in the biggest catches and the largest number of fish possible, then the best time to go walleye fishing is at night. This is when the largest fish are abundant and when this species is the most aggressive. They can see better at night than any other species so they have an advantage when the sun goes down. Days when it’s drizzling rain or when it’s cloudy are also a [...]
Posted by Dan on October 13, 2010 ·
Technique One of the best pieces of advice in terms of walleye locations on the Columbia River is to pick up a contour map of the river. This will detail the areas of underwater structures in the river. Start at the deeper water depths as walleye season gets underway. As the season progresses move towards shoreline and drift with lead head jigs as the water begins to settle. Now is the time to start [...]
Posted by Dan on October 13, 2010 ·
The jigs are able to do very little on their own therefore it is up to the individual angler. The short hops tend to work the best; however, it is very important not to be afraid to experiment a little with the different options. It is also a very good idea to try and maintain contact with the bottom of the water at all times. However, it is important to not try to bounce them on a slack line as this [...]
Posted by Dan on October 13, 2010 ·
When fishing for walleye during the summer months the best baits to use include crank baits, plastic worms and also some of the types of jigs that are available. When you are fishing for walleye during the summer months it is best to fish in shallow waters in the mornings and the evenings, as they move into the deeper water when the sun rises. It is best to use lures that are able to mimic crawfish, [...]
Posted by Dan on October 13, 2010 ·
The presentations of walleye fishing are straightforward. The walleye will either see a crankbait or a crawler harness. When fishermen use a crawler harness the goal is usually to allow enough worms beyond the last hook in order to ensure that the worms are able to wiggle, as this will encourage the fish to take the bait. Another of the very useful tips whilst walleye fishing is the depth of the water, [...]
Posted by Dan on October 13, 2010 ·
Other benefits that you will enjoy is the fact that canoes are easy to transport and store when not in use. You don’t need a large truck and a couple of people to load the vessel for transporting and to place it in the water. If you prefer, you can even handle it by yourself. However, it’s recommended that you don’t go out on the water alone for safety reasons. Canoes are also affordable [...]
Posted by Dan on October 13, 2010 ·
There should be different instructors qualified for each stage of walleye fishing so you can get into the group that suits your needs the best. In other words, there should be different instructors for the beginner, intermediate and experienced anglers. No experienced angler will want to waste their time learning how to correctly bait their hook. On the other hand, a beginner needs this information [...]
Posted by Dan on October 13, 2010 ·
With your Walleye safely secured in an icebox, it’s time to prepare it. There are a ton of recipes to choose from since the Walleye are such a popular fish, so it’ll be hard to pick one. But once you do, and you’ve put the fish in the freezer for later use, take it back out as you should cook it as soon as possible. Thaw them out, while waiting, make sure you have everything needed [...]
Posted by Dan on October 13, 2010 ·
Diet and Fishing Techniques One of the best ways to entice the walleye to take your bait is to offer them something that is similar to their natural food source. The adult walleye will mostly feed off of other fish such as whitefish, perch and minnows. Their diet also consists of insects, frogs, snails and a variety of small mammals. Using live minnows is the best option for catching walleye but if [...]
Posted by Dan on October 13, 2010 ·
Lake St. Claire is another popular lake to fish for walleye. Walleye fishing on the lake is spotty during the summer, but spring and fall months are great for fishing. You can fish by the mouth of the Lake Huron or Lake Erie. The best way to fish this lake is with a boat while trolling different areas. You can expect to fish very early morning hours or after dinner until dark. Lake Simcoe is another [...]
Posted by Dan on October 13, 2010 ·
There are many magazines that offer information, tips, hints as well as up to date input on fishing for walleye in Lake Mille Lacs. Brochures and pamphlets are also available if requested. In all fairness this is a resort area and fishing for walleye is a truly wonderful experience, regardless of how you plan on fishing for the walleye on Lake Mille Lacs. According to a web site blog a person caught [...]