Discover Walleye columnist Tim Allard’s top gear picks for icing ‘eyes on the hardwater scene, from bait to rods, lines to electronics.
Discover Walleye columnist Tim Allard’s top gear picks for icing ‘eyes on the hardwater scene, from bait to rods, lines to electronics.
Autumn is one of the very best times of the year to catch walleye. The fish are plump from a summer of fattening up ,and, on most lakes, the angling traffic is all but gone.
When it comes to soft baits, worm profiles regularly put walleye in my boat. Fish can’t resist the thin silhouette and wispy action.
Like many angling-obsessed youths, I would fish whenever and however I could. Canoes and sit-in kayaks were some of the first ways I got off the bank.
Lake Erie’s walleye population is riding high, causing some to wonder if water levels have something to do with the surge
Being able to accurately pitch a bait is a good skill to have as a walleye angler. Short, gentle casts are great for catching walleye.
One of the best ways to learn about walleye is viewing them with an underwater camera. It has taught me what sonar can’t.
Try these lure hacks this winter and your catch rates will rise as the temperature drops and walleye get fussy.
