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Woodie
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Posted: Sat Jul 26th, 2008 08:56 am |
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Hey Guys,,I'm a 58 yr old Rookie to Walleye fishing,,I was at a local baitshop and a guy said that where Walleye are in the spring in good numbers they will ba back in the same spots in great numbers in the Fall ??? Being a Rookie I really don't know,,
Who better to ask than you guys on here
Thanks,,,Woodie ,,,,,,,
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horseshoe
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Posted: Sat Jul 26th, 2008 04:49 pm |
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Hi woodie, I think walleyes are more so on the feed bag in the spring and in the fall but they are consistent biters all year long if you know the spots to find them. Many say early morning or early evening or dark. I know one lake never in spring but in fall its great ...there are several pretty darn good walleye anglers on the board like Jon S Sunfish, Hawg Hunter, Fry Flyer and Vanselena...to name juts a few so hang in there you shuld get tips for sure...look forward to hearing about ur adventures
safe fishing
Horseshoe
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hawg hunter
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Posted: Tue Jul 29th, 2008 12:23 pm |
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hello Woodie Horseshoe is right,if your in the quinte area during the summer mths hit the weeds anywhere from 4-10' and you will love the results,as stated early morn and evening is best,but ive had great catches mid day as well.
over cast is great,just before a storm is better but when i go before a storm i always take 1 cast too many and come back looking like a drown RAT LOL.LOL
taker easy......
Hawg Hunter
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dokdok
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Posted: Wed Jul 30th, 2008 02:31 am |
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hawg hunter wrote: ... over cast is great,just before a storm is better but when i go before a storm i always take 1 cast too many and come back looking like a drown RAT LOL.LOL
Hey Guys, This is my favorite time to fish too ... I can relate (lol) !!! Helps to keep a clean towel in the vehicle on fishin' adventures like this (hahaha). I'm guessin' 90% of time that I fish before a storm I catch more fish than any other time out.
I hope ya get wet tomorrow!! ~dokdok 
Last edited on Wed Jul 30th, 2008 02:32 am by dokdok
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hawg hunter
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Posted: Wed Jul 30th, 2008 01:01 pm |
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LOL.LOL.LOL.
Hawg Hunter
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Vanselena
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Posted: Sat Sep 13th, 2008 05:48 am |
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Hey Hawg how deep of water are you fishing these days?
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Vanselena
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Posted: Sat Sep 13th, 2008 05:49 am |
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Woodie wrote: Hey Guys,,I'm a 58 yr old Rookie to Walleye fishing,,I was at a local baitshop and a guy said that where Walleye are in the spring in good numbers they will ba back in the same spots in great numbers in the Fall ??? Being a Rookie I really don't know,,
Who better to ask than you guys on here
Thanks,,,Woodie ,,,,,,,
I would say that is pretty accurate, when the water flips over then the fish head back to those same grounds
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hawg hunter
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Posted: Mon Sep 15th, 2008 12:21 pm |
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ive been fishing 2-8' all year,average would be 5',WEEDS WEEDS WEEDS,you know cast to the points and what not,were getting some nice eyes in the 2-5lb range/
Only gonna get better heck late nov/dec we head out for a goose hunt and on the way back to the launch we stop and jig a little(12=15' ow)and boy oh boy are they hungry..............and so am i lol.lol.lol.
Alot of eyes in the bay at this time of year,this is the start of the migration,you know they come in late fall winter over and spawn in the spring..
Taker easy all
Hawg Hunter
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