Warm Water Walleyes
Although walleyes are known as a “cold water” fish, in the spring it seems that they can’t get warm enough!
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Keith Kavajecz Talks Flicker Shad and Jointed Flicker Shad
The #7 flickershad is an amateur and professional angler favorite! Pair your favorite Berkley Bait with our Precision Trolling Data
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Fishing Tip: Equipment for Casting Crankbaits
From Season 13, Gary Parsons goes over the equipment he uses to maximize his chances of success when casting crankbaits
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Double Snap Crankbait Technique to Remove Weeds While Casting
From episode 2 Season 13, Ty Sennett goes over a technique that helps you get your bait out of the
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Choosing a Crankbait Color
Chase Parsons explains how to chose what color crankbait to use. Other Related Posts: Fishing Tip – Matching Spinner and
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Getting your Crankbait in the strike zone in high current
Kory Sprengel explains all the different retrieval techniques to fishing crankbaits in current. Other Related Posts: Casting Cranks Near Damns
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Gary Parsons Mustad Replacement Hooks for Flicker Minnows
Gary Parsons explains how to replace hooks on flicker minnows. Other Related Posts: Flicker Minnows in Cold Water Fishing Tip
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What water temperature is best for catching walleyes, and what tactics work at those temps?
Answer: For big walleyes, in the fall when water temps drop just below 50 – Fall Time is Hog Time.
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How early in the spring can I start night fishing for walleyes?
Answer: You can start as soon as possible, or as soon as it’s legal (depending on your state’s regulations). Fish
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How much line do I let out for shallow cranks?
Answer: There is no rule of thumb for line length to depth, there is however a great app called Precision
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