Posted: 5/2/2002 12:35:10 PM EDT
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Well I'm off to Canada to go fishing soon and I was wondering what the best speed on my trolling motor is to get Walleye. Any suggestions? |
| I fish both sides of the border as our camp is on a lake that spans the boerder. Dukota is right. Troll for salmon or trout or sturgeon or northern pike, but not walleye. The walleye start running in the next week and you would do well to fish them in a brook coming into the lake. |
| Trolling is fine for walleyes, but make sure you are going slow enough. My dad bought a new boat a few years ago and suddenly we couldn't catch walleyes any more; we started to drag a couple of pails with holes drilled in them to slow the boat down and then we started catching fish again. |
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Quoted: Trolling is fine for walleyes, but make sure you are going slow enough. My dad bought a new boat a few years ago and suddenly we couldn't catch walleyes any more; we started to drag a couple of pails with holes drilled in them to slow the boat down and then we started catching fish again. That's right, they like a reeeaaalllly slow presentation. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Trolling is fine for walleyes, but make sure you are going slow enough. My dad bought a new boat a few years ago and suddenly we couldn't catch walleyes any more; we started to drag a couple of pails with holes drilled in them to slow the boat down and then we started catching fish again. That's right, they like a reeeaaalllly slow presentation. So did my high school sweetheart! |