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fishnfool
Posted 10/14/2011 9:05 AM (#101067)
Subject: finding walleyes


I and a lot of people are having trouble getting the walleys to bite. it was as if a switch was thrown 2 wks ago they were all overf the place then gone. I've tried weeds reefs rocks river nothing and i'm out there trying to find a pattern, in fact i have the time to do it until I figure it out. I thought I would put this out here to see if anyone has figures this out to get them to go. I think that they have all the feed they can get but to shut off so abruptly ???
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Joe Okada
Posted 10/14/2011 9:28 AM (#101068 - in reply to #101067)
Subject: RE: finding walleyes


Are you only fishing during the day? What were the water temps 2 weeks ago compared to now? What shape are your weeds in? Still seeing lots of life in the areas that were good, just can't get them to bite or are they gone? Lake about ro turn? Some guys might be able offer suggestions if you help them see what's going on.

On my home lakes, this time of year, it's usually a good bet to put more time in after dark.
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eye lunker
Posted 10/14/2011 11:16 AM (#101069 - in reply to #101067)
Subject: RE: finding walleyes


we caught 4 sunday trolling bago with reef runners. Blue was the ticket and 1.5mph. all eaters.10-13fow
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walleye express
Posted 10/14/2011 11:37 AM (#101070 - in reply to #101067)
Subject: RE: finding walleyes



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Location: Essexville, MI./Saginaw Bay.
Each system seems to have it's own slump period. And yes, somebody will always be in the right spot, or using the right bait or lure, or simply fish long enough during any certain day, and catch some fish even when this slump is in full bloom. I believe all fish species change their roaming and foraging habits during these slump times, along with their preferred forage likings and needs, making it simply harder to get on, stay on long enough and entice them with the right things to get a nice mess of fish. And like mentioned, weather and the changing seasons bring on these good and bad fishing times depending on their arrival date IMV. Then all of a sudden the stars will allign again, and they'll put on the feed bag for the coming winter. The key of course is being there when this happens.

Edited by walleye express 10/14/2011 11:39 AM
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fishnfool
Posted 10/14/2011 12:11 PM (#101071 - in reply to #101067)
Subject: RE: finding walleyes


okay the lake is bago the water temp is low 60's this weather pattern has slowed the weed dying off. I was marking fish could not get them to go Eye I was in the same depth all the way down to 2ft. seriously I pulled harnesses then switched to cranks I really worked at it the weather was nice slight breeze . I dont know if bago turns over like most lakes but Eye Lunker caught fish so they are active. its this time of year that gets me and I want to solve this problem they shoould go I didnt fish just one area . Eye lunker nice job
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Guest
Posted 10/14/2011 12:21 PM (#101072 - in reply to #101067)
Subject: RE: finding walleyes


jim, it was a long day for 4 eyes( 7hours) but i didnt matter it was beautiful day and i wasnt out for a month prior to that on bago. we caught every species. All eye's were caught in same genral area even though we moved around in a 3mile area.
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Rich S
Posted 10/14/2011 12:31 PM (#101073 - in reply to #101067)
Subject: Re: finding walleyes


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Location: Berlin
The bait fish got just a little bigger, that is all. When that happens the edible baitfish population gets 10 times bigger. Too much available food for top predators right now. Once the fall run really gets going you can catch them again when they are confined to the rivers.
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fishnfool
Posted 10/14/2011 3:45 PM (#101074 - in reply to #101067)
Subject: RE: finding walleyes


thanks guys I guess my head got messed up when a boat from Il had 2 limits and i had zero I felt i was in a tournament lol I know that its hard now because of bait ,you can see the bait all over the place .I hope we can keep this going good info Jim
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Sunshine
Posted 10/14/2011 4:12 PM (#101075 - in reply to #101074)
Subject: Re: finding walleyes



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FishinFool,
If that is who you really are. There are times in the fall that BAGO sucks. This is one of them. As Rich said, you are competing with an over abundance of food right now. If you must fish the system, it is time to head up to the upper rivers. You know where if you are really fishinFool.
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walleyedmike
Posted 10/14/2011 6:35 PM (#101076 - in reply to #101067)
Subject: RE: finding walleyes



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fishnfool - 10/14/2011 9:05 AM

I and a lot of people are having trouble getting the walleys to bite. it was as if a switch was thrown 2 wks ago they were all overf the place then gone.


Wait a minute...... fishnfool, didn't you just post in "flies" on Oct. 12th that you got 125 fish????
"thanks guys went out today and really got into them the light colors worked real good in the morning in oshkosh then the big ones shut down so tried a three way with a hook and white twister and the bite was on . had friends up from
chicago and we had a heck of a day catching 4 coolers full over 125 all big fish get out there now and have fun any questions ket me know Jim"

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fishynfool
Posted 10/14/2011 9:56 PM (#101078 - in reply to #101067)
Subject: RE: finding walleyes


Dennis it is me jim kissinger
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fishnfool
Posted 10/14/2011 11:07 PM (#101079 - in reply to #101067)
Subject: RE: finding walleyes


I am talking walleyes, you can catch all the white bass you want the walleyes are what i'm looking for and any idea that i can try that I havent thought about i'll go out and try I am retired do to cancer so i fish as much as i can
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Jim Ordway
Posted 10/16/2011 8:45 PM (#101097 - in reply to #101079)
Subject: RE: finding walleyes


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Guys,
I fish with Jim and rely on his info to get me on the bite at times.
He had me on fish all August. If he is having trouble finding fish, it aint for lack of effort.
Take care,
Jim O
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fishnfool
Posted 10/16/2011 9:24 PM (#101098 - in reply to #101067)
Subject: RE: finding walleyes


Thanks jim
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