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Walleyes in hot sunny weather

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I go for one of two places. Extreme shallow or Extreme deep. I start out in 25-30 feet of water just off any classic Walleye structure. I keep moving shallow until i connect. I have caught Walleyes on a dead calm sunny day in 6 feet of clear water. Good Luck

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I am pretty familiar with walleye fishing but were do you go for walleyes during the day in hot sunny weather? And what is the best approach for going after them?

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Last Saturday the wife and I fished Blackduck lake in Northern Minnesota and limited out by bobberfishing in 10'of water. We were on a rock pile that was surrounded with deep water. What a time!!

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woodman~
Where were you fishing on Blackduck lake? Were you using leeches? I will be up visiting my gf this weekend and would like to go out for a couple of hours. thanks for any info.

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I'm still using minnows in the St. Louis River and getting nice walleyes from 4' to 7'. Toward August I may switch to crawlers and hit 20' - 30' areas. But the evening has produced feeding walleyes on shallow flats and around weeds. Haven't fished much during the heat of the day.

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I was fishing all week on Garfield Lake just east of Leech. The weather was VERY HOT my wife and I spent most of the days trolling deep running cranks. It was just to darn hot to sit still. We pulled many walleye in the 18-23" range in 22-30 feet of water. Most of the fish were caught on Wally Divers. I have always found my best mid day hot summer fishing trolling deep running cranks.

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Judfish- Sorry I didn't reply sooner. I have been busy laying wood flooring in my basement and then fishin. I just got back from Blackduck tonight and the wife and I caught 11 walleyes and kept 10. I had to keep a 5 lbs. walleye tonight because it swallowed my hook and it had deep gash marks on the side of it's body. And also it is the biggest one I have caught!!!

Next time you come up drop me a line on the forum and I will try and get back to ya asap.

Sorry, Hope the visit with the GF was worth your time. Is she from BlackDuck??

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How do you manage to get your cranks down that deep? Also what do you find to be the most productive speed this time of year?

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