Walleye?

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Mr.Jigs
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2009/05/24 16:16:31 (permalink)

Walleye?

Hey goin for my Walleye's bein a southern boy never fished for them and dyin to catch a few. Live bait, artificial, trolling casting or what any help would be much used and appreciated. goin in a 14 ft alum, boat with 40 lb trolling motor small deep pond. white pond, said to have whalleye's. thanks Jigs  
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    Wisdom
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    RE: Walleye? 2009/05/24 18:32:50 (permalink)
    Worm Harness with night crawlers, drift trolled with bottom bouncers if current is strong enough or slow troll if it isn't. Just has to be fast enough for the blades to turn on the harness. Once you find them you can anchor and vertical jig the worm harness. This is my method, there are plenty of others. Trolling with planer boards is one other but the planer boards are more to get your line outside the motor path and with a electric motor shouldn't be an issue.Good Luck!!!
          Tight Lines Mate...Cheers

    Caught this one last year on Tupper Lake drift trolling in a total downpour, had to wait an hour for it to stop to take the pic....
    post edited by Wisdom - 2009/05/24 18:37:04

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    RE: Walleye? 2009/05/24 20:29:12 (permalink)
    Jigs, if it's White Pond in Putnam County, the max depth there is around 15 feet. There have been a few scattered good years ice fishing for walleye there. Lotta skinny picks and bass, and a few pike. Good luck out there. 

    When hell freezes over, I'll fish there too.
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    RE: Walleye? 2009/05/25 10:37:34 (permalink)
    Hit up a 4 more walleye this morning, along with a few smallies, a rock bass, and a surpise channel cat. Couldn't find anyone to go fishing with, so the fish porn is low quality.







    When hell freezes over, I'll fish there too.
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    RE: Walleye? 2009/05/25 14:40:25 (permalink)
    sweet! thanks for the feed back. Yea its the one in putnum then tomorrow lookin for another one where i can drop a boat have tuesday and prob wednsday off so I will take advantage of it. thanks guys.
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    RE: Walleye? 2009/05/25 18:16:12 (permalink)
    Nice fish guys ...  HLS that one looks football like !
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    RE: Walleye? 2009/05/26 23:32:26 (permalink)
    Nice Hook!!!!!!!!!!  Didn't call me!!!

    Monster PERCH Rulz!!!
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    RE: Walleye? 2009/05/26 23:57:24 (permalink)
    Perchy, I thought you were up north at camp. 

    When hell freezes over, I'll fish there too.
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