03-23-2012, 06:40 PM
I'm a member of that club. Club "wanna-walleye".
I love In-Fisherman. I picked up some of their books (used off Amazon) including a couple on finding and targeting Walleye. Maybe if I actually READ them instead of just looking at the pictures. . ..
Also you can find lots of Walleye tips and techniques on Youtube. I've confirmed that I'm doing the right thing, I just must not be doing it in the right place, or at the right time.
But - I'll keep trying!
For all I know - I found one of them that'll come up and suck up the worm, then just swim along with ya!
Those Canadian shows, or Minnesota types where they are just slamming big Walleye, and then complaining that it wasn't a Pike - ugh!!!
A certain crafty lead-head pours some of these, and they come highly recommended for Walleye (and other stuff). I was told the orange tufted ones in particular do well on the toothy buggers.
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I love In-Fisherman. I picked up some of their books (used off Amazon) including a couple on finding and targeting Walleye. Maybe if I actually READ them instead of just looking at the pictures. . ..
Also you can find lots of Walleye tips and techniques on Youtube. I've confirmed that I'm doing the right thing, I just must not be doing it in the right place, or at the right time.
But - I'll keep trying!
For all I know - I found one of them that'll come up and suck up the worm, then just swim along with ya!
Those Canadian shows, or Minnesota types where they are just slamming big Walleye, and then complaining that it wasn't a Pike - ugh!!!
A certain crafty lead-head pours some of these, and they come highly recommended for Walleye (and other stuff). I was told the orange tufted ones in particular do well on the toothy buggers.
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