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WalleyeAssasin22
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Walleye Lures
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Jul 08, 2014, 03:09 PM »
What are some of your guys favorite walleye lures?
Please share.
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FrankM
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Re: Walleye Lures
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Jul 08, 2014, 03:43 PM »
#1 Spinner and worm.
#2 Rapala
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Mac Attack
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Re: Walleye Lures
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Jul 08, 2014, 03:53 PM »
Quote from: FrankM on Jul 08, 2014, 03:43 PM
#1 Spinner and worm.
#2 Rapala
X2
But add the lead head jig, tipped with almost anything (plastics, worm, leech, etc.)
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OTIS
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Re: Walleye Lures
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Jul 08, 2014, 05:56 PM »
For lake fishing spring through summer I use sonar type blade baits, buck tail jigs tipped with worm, and Dixie type spinners with worms. In the fall I chuck twister tails and stick baits.
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robbi
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Re: Walleye Lures
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Jul 08, 2014, 06:32 PM »
Very difficult question.....depend on the water I'm fishing, what time of year etc. etc.
Cranks, been having great luck with Koppers Live Targets
Bottom bouncing.....we seem to do best on slow death rigs
Jigging........I really like VMC neon eyes, Lindy Fuzz E Grubs, or there's a local Kit's Tackle in Helena that seems to make some good jigs.......
I normally use two poles and on one I'll use leeches, on the other crawlers.....until I figure out which one is hitting best on that particular day
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boondox
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Re: Walleye Lures
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Jul 08, 2014, 09:15 PM »
wallydivers , deep diving thunder sticks, hot 'n' tot's , rapalas , nite stalker lures made by grapentin mfg here in Michigan, dare devil evil eye spoons, thin trolling spoons made by Hagen's components custom painted of course, 36 inch crawler harness on a bottom bouncers used by dead drifting the boat in the wind with worms or leaches as live bait., flies with red in them take a lot from the rivers here in michigan... the list is end less if thinking buying more tackle lol's just a point lol's.
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ADK Fishunter
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Re: Walleye Lures
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Jul 09, 2014, 05:22 AM »
on Great Sacandaga Lake when I'm alone I run 3 poles on downriggers with night crawler harnesses and Challenger stick baits. When I have company on board and have the planner boards out I like to run deep diving Thunder Stick Jr's or Wally Divers
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Stinkypete
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Re: Walleye Lures
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Jul 09, 2014, 06:43 PM »
#1: Bucktail jigs, brown, black, yellow, orange
#2: Spinners
#3: Worm harness
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mudchuck
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Re: Walleye Lures
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Jul 14, 2014, 06:43 AM »
Appears big walleye like rattle traps.
Has I not seen it firsthand, I'd not believe it, but watched a guy land a 6# 28" walleye from the St. Albans dock this past Saturday.
He was casting a rattle trap for LM bass.
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the Wizard
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Re: Walleye Lures
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Jul 14, 2014, 10:43 AM »
Depends on the size of the lake but as a rule I like worm harnesses.... bucktail jigs, Jig head with minnow, piece of worm or leech many different style crankbaits and Rapalas but Sat. night on a small lake in western NY I found that they wanted a crankbait that looked like a crayfish { From 12:30am until 4:00 am}.
On that same lake after dark I most often use Walleye demons, and the ' matzo' perch stickbaits but Sat. it was a crab crank .
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danny b
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Re: Walleye Lures
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Jul 16, 2014, 01:56 AM »
White buck tail jigs, rapala clackin minnow, Northland tackle mimic minnow, and square bill crankbaits
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filetandrelease
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Re: Walleye Lures
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Jul 19, 2014, 01:54 PM »
I like buck tails and hair jigs from 1/2oz -3/4oz , with scent and at times a piece of worm , sonars,
I like raps for trolling, and spinner and worm on bottom bouncers , and i run lead core with spoons & cranks
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