walley

I like 1/4 oz jig heads w/ a mini hooked through the head. Sometimes with a mr.twister body, sometimes not. Color depends on fishs' mood.
Crawlers work good on a jig head too, but I usually use a stinger hook to cut down on the missed fish. And depending on the depth of the fish, sometimes I'll use a floating jig head w/ a slip sinker instead of a lead head, it keeps your bait up off the bottom a bit.

Depending on the lake, leeches also work good, seems the clearer the water, the better they work. I just fish them on a hook w/ slip sinker though, no jig head.

Some guys have lots of luck trolling crawler harnesses or plugs, but I have no experience with this.

Almost forgot, use thin line. Important. I switched to the 4lb. or 6lb. diameter fireline and my bites & catches definitly increased. Gives a much better feel for the fish. Sometimes the bite's real lite. Get braid though, lite mono won't hold up too well to walleye jaws.

There ya go, that's all I got. I'm by no means a master walleye fishermen like some of these guys, but this is what's worked for me.

tough finding walleyes this time of year there are there and will bite but there far and few between unless you know the water really well catch most of mine on stick baits this time of year jigs work well in spring [april] drifting minnows work well most of the time early summer crawler on floating jig will pick a few up

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