The first walleye hit hard about 7:30pm. We just pulled up in our 16 foot Lund moments earlier and were ready to invest the next two hours in some serious walleye fishing. The sun was going to set in about an hour and this fish was a sign we might have a good evening in [...] Read more »
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By Jeff Bausch Author: The WalleyeGuy The very first walleye catching technique I was exposed to was trolling Shad Raps. I don’t recall the exact conditions, but I do know that it was September in Northern Minnesota, it was evening and we were fishing on a break where the water went from about 6 feet to 12 feet [...] Read more » Night fishing walleyes is tougher than fishing them during the daytime. Not anything surprising regarding that as it’s just more difficult to see when you’re fishing at night. Never let that stop you though. I’ve caught lots more larger fish just after sunset than I have in the course of the full sun of daytime. By Chester Hastings |
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