favorite walleye tip...

[beeflover]

how about

:fish deep and shallow with cranks, spinners and live bait"

[beeflover]

how about: your fishin buddy challenges you,

"OK genius, what kinda new gadget do I need to by this year"

like the trolling motor, the graph etc still doesn't catch any fish

maybe aquaview this year

[BDR]

on the rocks, sometimes in the weeds, and always check inbetween.

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I'd rather be skunked than follow the crowd!

Brian Rogers

JR's Tackle
Catch-N Tackle and Bio Bait

[LocalGuide]

Q. How deep is it?
A. All the way to the bottom!

Q. What have you been catching them on?
A. Bait (or hook)

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And keep those hooks sharp!

[LocalGuide]

Tip: You have to have your line in the water to really increase your percentages.

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And keep those hooks sharp!

[SuddenlySummer]

SHHHHHHHHHHHH! Be quiet!

[RuKiddingMe]

The person/child that pays the least amount of attention to what's going on usually catches the most/biggest fish.

RU

[musky hunter]

When more of what isn't working isn't the answer, change!

[Chad Holst]

you can not catch walleyes while in a forum, talking about how to catch walleyes

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I'd rather be fishing and think about church, than be at church and thinking about fishing!

[Lost]

It helps to have the hook tied to some fishing line when you throw it in the water.

[icehousebob]

Years back, when my boys were young, one of them was going to environmental camp for a week. Naturally, half the stuff he packed was for fishing. While boarding the bus, parents were hugging kids and giving them all kinds of advice. Not to feel left out, I told my son,Travis,(louder than necessary)" Son, never draw to an inside straight, and life is too short to dance with skinny girls." Some of the parents didn't see the humor in it. I try not to give too much advice anymore.

[LocalGuide]

Keep ur line in the water!

And
(my signature)

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And keep those hooks sharp!

[slick814]

If your line stays in the water, you'll catch more fish...

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Fishin' is life
The rest is just details
If we have to explain, you probably wouldn't get it.

[gundy89]

Be a wild man, get shiners instead of Fatheads.

[huskiesplayer15]

to Grandpa
we're backtrolling, how do you manage get caught in the prop, gramps?

never trust anyone that says dont worry, just get a running start.
best Fishes
Chris

[greenwinger_13]

you need some fishing line, and a rod, reel, and hook... without those items, your chances have been reduced.

[beeflover]

whatta buncha great tips, I should really get em this memorial day weekend.

tip: where they bitin?
try the lake....duh

everybodies a smart azz these days

[greenwinger_13]

ya.... aren't fisherman known for lying and being smart a$$es?

[bigbucks]

The same old ones my Grandpa used to say if we happened to find a good spot, which was tough with him, because 5 minutes without a fish meant it was time to move (& they say kids are the impatient ones):

1. mark the side of the boat so we know where we are
2. spit on the water to mark the spot

Seriously one of the best tips I ever heard & it might have a been a Linder one, was "Don't leave your head at the dock." It's hard to really put that into play sometimes, but sometimes if you keep really thinking when you can't seem to figure the fish out, the answer will come to you.

[soldoncass]

My favorite walleye tip? It's the WHITE one on the tail!!!!!!!!
Sorry, couldn't resist that one, it's the weather, does funny things to a guy.

[icehousebob]

I have a very important new fishing tip!!! If you find a three week old container of nightcrawlers in the back of your pickup, DO NOT OPEN IT.

[2dalake]

I'm gonna write that one down....

[slick814]

For a serious one, this is from a Walleye Insider article on spinners..

Keep it simple, Keep it clean, Keep it moving.

(And I'll add Keep it in the water just for fun)

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Fishin' is life
The rest is just details

[eyecrosser2000]

Great Gary Roach tip: Use a dark-colored jig on a cloudy day; a light-colored jig on a sunny day. If that doesn't work switch it around.

[The Grebe]

From behind the rib cage to the tip of the tail, fried in peanut oil!