Quinte Fishing

Anyone have much luck getting eyes at night on top water lures? I've always got then during the night slow cranking a stick bait, but heard that they will just as readily grab a top water/subsurface lure if the conditions are in favor of walleye feeding on say frogs for example.

Anyone have luck with this? Any suggestion on a good top water lure to try out for nightime eyes?


Thanks

Howdy Perchslayer. The proper spelling for that wonderful species is Pickerel. My favorite nightime Pickerel lure would be Williams Whitefish.
Good luck. Donn.

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Choppy waters and grey skies,
BluePickerel

It's actual spelled Walleye.

Actually....!

I also have had evening success using a Williams Whitefish

Have never tried it on the bay but have caught one on a pop r just before dark on Baptist Lake. Was shocked when I looked into the net.

Not in Canada!

Pretty sad how this post went from a legit question to a spelling lesson.

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FishinMagician }-)))">

slow & stop works great where I'm at most of the time also when the frogs all over the road time to fish! No surprise what pickeral will bite.not sure
about walleye? did I spell it right . dad called them pickeral & his dad before him so do many others on this board . maybe by magic you can make it stop.

I'm not implying anyone. Do onto others as you would like done onto you!

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FishinMagician }-)))">

when I was a kid I remember catching them in lily pad patches while fishing bass in mid day

bahaa!!! That's right eh!

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be safe out there... lines tight bye's!!

I have caught walleye on topwater they just smash the bait. Fall is best when the frogs are migrating walleye love frogs walk the dog styled baits work good

I use the walk the dog, frogs and poppers for fall bass, it is an excellent way to fish and really enjoy the action. Have never been hit by a walleye but am interested in catching this way. Not looking for a spot to fish, I know places where there are walleye and bass in the same area. What kind of depth, weed beds and/ or structure should I look for to target the top water walleye. Thanks for any info.
Cheers Rob

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Fishing is all fun & games until someone loses a walleye

Lol the pickerel debate again, what non sense. Im going to set it straight right know, the fish specie known as a "pickerel" is a WALLEYE. "Pickerel" is a knick name associated with this fish.

I think too many people are cooped up inside with this unusually harsh winter we've been having and becoming a little stir crazy..... In due time we'll be on the water complaining about the bugs or how hot it is.

AMEN

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