Walleye

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Rock bars and sandbar, typically formed where a feeder creek joins a medium- to large-sized river, draw walleyes year 'round, but especially during the early spring.

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Ongoing research by multiple fisheries agencies in the mid-Atlantic region is revealing important aspects which will likely affect the way walleyes are managed, particularly in river systems.

Presentation is a key component when chasing walleye. If your lure or bait is not positioned at the correct angle, depth or speed, your chances for success are greatly diminished.

Without question, one of the most effective tactics for catching walleyes in rivers is vertical jigging.

Allow me to detour a moment from widely accepted methods of catching early season river walleyes. Not every walleye (or sauger) responds to a vertically presented jig-n-minnow fished right under the boat.

Did you ever wonder why choppy water usually makes

Suspending

Even with a steady growth in the popularity of ice fishing over the past few years, there is still a fair contingent of wall