Pitching Baits to Shallow Walleyes
by Matt Straw
The ice is gone. Baitfish are shallow. A jig drops softly to barely ripple the surface. A plop, not a splash. Something natural, like a leaping, panicked minnow.
Shallow walleyes, rather than retreating in panic, turn to investigate. What they should find is something natural, moving in a manner and at a speed their prey displays. Precise spots, direction of approach, distance from target, speed of presentation—all critical.
Walleyes in shallow vegetation or rock are there to feed and they expect things to swim slowly
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Vollmer 04-11-2018 08:58 AM