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06/30/2017 01:35PM
I would think they would be considered post spawn. We found the walleyes mostly in emerging weed growth and moving water during that time this year. There are people on this message board who know much more than I do about walleyes, hopefully they will chime in with their thoughts.
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07/02/2017 10:10AM
Thanks for the responses. So would this be a good time to troll shallow running Rapalas over flats and deep runners across humps and points then switch to drifting leeches on a bottom rig or slip bobbers once they are located? I am relatively new to fishing for walleyes, but I am pretty familiar with fishing for smallmouths.
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07/03/2017 09:59AM
quote SouthernExposure: "Thanks for the responses. So would this be a good time to troll shallow running Rapalas over flats and deep runners across humps and points then switch to drifting leeches on a bottom rig or slip bobbers once they are located? I am relatively new to fishing for walleyes, but I am pretty familiar with fishing for smallmouths."
Sounds like a good plan.
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07/03/2017 09:59AM
quote SouthernExposure: "Thanks for the responses. So would this be a good time to troll shallow running Rapalas over flats and deep runners across humps and points then switch to drifting leeches on a bottom rig or slip bobbers once they are located? I am relatively new to fishing for walleyes, but I am pretty familiar with fishing for smallmouths."
Sounds like a good plan.
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07/03/2017 10:20AM
I've never seen the water level this high, or water temps this low in my life at this time of year.
This is like a normal late May condition.
This is like a normal late May condition.
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07/05/2017 03:41PM
I was just on Ensign. Water temps are low, water levels high, and the weather bounces from hot and sunny to cold and rainy all in the span of a couple of hours. There also was a pretty substantial mayfly hatch (darn it!) on the lake and the fish were slapping at them in the evenings.
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07/07/2017 06:41PM
As has been mentioned, high water, cold water, smalleys holding eggs on June30. LOTS of rain the last couple of weeks of June. We had beautiful weather the first two weeks of June, then everything turned cool and rainy. Not a bizarre year, just not a normal one.
So many fish,so little time
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