fall slip-bobber fishing

[walleyeking#8]

I need some input on slip-bobber fishing walleyes in the fall. Does anyone try this or has done this? I know walleyes tend to feed more at low light hours and after dark. What are the odds of finding walleyes on points in shallow water and catching them on slip-bobbers? I would think anyplace that holds any sizeable amount of baitfish would be a good place to try and slip-bobber them eyes that is at night or early morning? Any suggestions, comments, or experiences would be well appreciated. Thanks in advance for any help on this subject.

[Guest]

When there is alot of wind and boat control can be tough, bobber fishing can be deadly in the fall on the shallow rocks. I like to use Rainbow minnows or small Shiners.

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[Gerd]

Shallow on the wind-blown side of the lake. Baitfish are key. If the bobber doesn't produce try casting a Rapala. The Husky Jerk or Countdown will work great in many of the same instances where you'd normally bobber fish.