Lundegard
2/6/2010 8:18:00 PMWe jigged several spots for walleye on 2/4, 1/21, and 1/22. Started at 40' and worked ledges out to 120'. Couldn't buy anything but ling cod. I know better than to waste time without checking water temperature. My gut tells me It is below 40 at all depths down to about 120, which would mean very little walleye activity. I could be wrong. But, when the surface temp at all depths is below 37, it would be tough to find warm enough water at a tolerable depth for walleye to be active. I think they're there, just "dormant".
spinnerbait89
2/7/2010 9:03:00 AMThanks for the info. We were reading a surface temp just above 35 degrees everywhere we went. I'll try again in a couple of weeks. Glad to see you guys had a good trout outing.
mav186
2/7/2010 10:25:00 AMI agree w/ Lund...little early (cold) for wallys...BUT if the weather continues, it should open up a little ealier this year. I would be trying upper Rufus (Elmer City area) first.
Xwisconyfisherman
2/12/2010 10:45:00 AMI'm heading out middle of next week out by kettle falls shoot me a msg on here if you head out and have any luck before that.
Thanks for the info ill be sure to post my trip next week
Thanks for the info ill be sure to post my trip next week