Hot, hot, hot. The walleye bite is simply on fire on Banks Lake! Even better, the fish are getting bigger by the day.

We got well over 50 fish today and kept only walleye that were at least 16 inches in length and ended up getting 3 limits of walleye that were 16-22 inches.

If you want to learn how to pull crankbaits for walleye now is the time. The vast majority of walleye anglers troll bottom bouncers and spinner rigs, but the crankbait often is as good or even better of an option for catching quality and quantity walleye.

With crankbaits you are able to cover up to three times the amount of water, locate schools of fish, and get those really aggressive fish. Plus the walleye flat out crush a crankbait when they hit. No slow finesse fishing with cranks. The bites are hard and aggressive.

This bite will continue through August. I had some phenomenal days in August last year on Banks.

Give me call to learn Banks Lake and the techniques of pulling crankbaits to catch these tasty walleye.

Guided fishing for Walleye on Banks Lake, Moses Lake, Potholes Reservoir and Rufus Woods.
Smallmouth Bass and Largemouth Bass on Banks Lake, Moses Lake, and Potholes Reservoir.Trophy class Triploid Trout on Rufus Woods.Rainbow Trout on Lake Roosevelt and Banks Lake.
Coast Guard Certified.Washington State Fish and Wildlife Certified.

Big Wallys Guide Service

Official Digital Angler Sponsor

---