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Boundary Waters Quetico Forum :: Fishing Forum :: Live and die with the leech, but...
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| mvillasuso |
Best tip I can offer is: Limit your use of this technique. The walleyes will likely be in the deeper holes below the rapids. Fish there. I would use a very natural approach: just a worm threaded into an Aberdeen hook. If you’re fortunate enough to be able to find some gentle, deep current, try drifting that worm close to the bottom with a small split shot sinker or a slip bobber to maintain depth precisely. That approach could likely produce bass, walleye, pike, perch, crappie, carp, catfish, sucker, sturgeon, or any other catchable-sized fish species that inhabits the water you’re fishing. Nearly anything will grab a naturally-presented worm. Good luck! |
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| Dodger |
What are some good crawler techniques in rapids? Dodger |