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No Forward-Facing Sonar? Here’s How to Catch Late-Summer Walleyes the Traditional Way
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Outdoor Life
Without a doubt, one of the most tenuous occupations one could ever consider is trying to squeak out a modest living as a walleye fishing guide.
Here’s how ace guide Joe Zemnicki catches walleyes during the toughest time of the year — late summer.
If they’re 18 to 25 feet deep, I like to troll balsa minnows with weights on the lines to take them down.
How to Catch More Walleyes Without Forward-Facing Sonar, According to a Fishing LegendEvery year, we log many fish topping eight pounds.
During the fall months, I find most of them at eight to 12 feet deep.