Ned Rig for Walleye

[Ham]

43 minutes ago, TrophyFishR said:

I caught a dozen walleye by accident from a single dock dock last spring. I couldn't keep them off the 2.5" ZinkerZ with dave's jighead. Crappie will slam it too. 

I would keep that location to yourself. 

[bfishn]

3 hours ago, rps said:

If he fishes out of a camo colored tin boat with a tiller Mercury, his name is Zane and he also C rigs his thick 4 inch worms.

That's him. Have you seen him lately?

[rps]

2 hours ago, bfishn said:

That's him. Have you seen him lately?

Not last year. I assumed he started fishing down lake.

 

[kjackson]

6 hours ago, MOPanfisher said:

The half a night crawler or even better a red worm looped on is one of my go to presentations for early river walleye.  I have some small other plastic that are 2 to inches long but skinnier.  Am on Grampa duty today so am about a mile from Bass Pro, may make a little visit and see what is available.  Color preferences for something like a 4 inch ring worm.  Normally go with a brighter color for walleye but have lots of natural color stuff in my creek bag.

My experience is strictly big river (the Columbia)/reservoir/big lake, and the waters I fished in the NW were very clear most of the time.  Smoke colored worms and grubs were a go-to, but there were times when bright colors, especially chartreuse variations and whites, were better.  Color choices were all over the map at times, and other times the fish were really particular-- as in the color of metal flake in the smoke worm had to be blue because red flake wasn't working...