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Location: milw wi | Just wanting to know how many of you fishermen and women have ever
used streamer flys for walleyes.
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Location: Essexville, MI./Saginaw Bay. | Tree Guy.
Used to catch some huge female spawning walleyes on the Big Manistee River in Michigan using Spring Wiggler flies on a dropper. Of course was fishing for Steelies at the time, but they hit.
Edited by walleye express 1/8/2004 8:23 PM
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Location: blue mounds,wisc | bry, flies are awsome after the spawn. used on ways they will out fish jigs. then mid summer when the may fly hatch gets going,they cant be beat.after that i use big baits. its a new concept to walleye fishing that doesnt need to be over exposed,if you get my drift. if you talk to eric h
anytime soon let him know that i said hello. good luck on devils,fish fry when you get back?? |
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Location: Collins, WI | I like using anything that catches 'eyes! |
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Location: Omro,Wi. | Blk/Green,Blk/Red,Blk/Purple,Blk/Blue,are my own favorites,fished with a long sweeping motion,with a river rig,going upstream,into the current.But if anyone asks,they do not work for Walleyes OK?...Hafe |
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Location: Manitowoc, WI | Yes, they do not work for walleyes.....just ask Schmitty. |
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Location: Rhinelander | Bry makes some really nice looking flies for both walleyes and trout on the big pond. He was nice enough to supply me with a few while we were bank fishing last fall, and I popped a couple very nice Browns on them. |
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Location: NE/IL | I have a friend that tied up several to make them look similar to mayfly as they emerge. Have tried them on Erie with limited success on bouncers. Caught a few eyes but the sheep head love them! |
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| The blind one's love um.
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