Winter Walleye Fly Fishing Flies

[MaxDrown]

I'm looking for a couple of suggestions on effective flies for fly fishing for walleye in late Feb. early Mar. I'll either tie them if they're easy enough or buy them. 

[Flysmallie]

The only fly I have ever seen a walleye eat is a wiggle minnow. 

[MaxDrown]

I'm looking for sub-surface flies most likely.

[snagged in outlet 3]

I've caught them on a chartreuse and white clouser

[trythisonemv]

I've seen them take red jigsand rooster tails as well

[blacknoseddace]

A lot of Walleyes have been caught on Clouser Minnows because they are a lot like jigs, and lots of Walleyes are caught on jigs. The picture I enclosed shows some flies I catch a lot of Bass on in Stockton, and I plan on trying these for walleyes as well when conditions are right with a sinking or sink tip line in the next couple months. The hook size is 2/0 and they are weighted so the fly fishes hook point facing up. I have caught Hybrids below Truman Dam from a boat on these as well. They are called Puglisi Flies and they catch pretty much everything. You might give them a try. Please post if you catch some Walleyes on flies. Good luck!

[Flysmallie]

2 hours ago, MaxDrown said:

I'm looking for sub-surface flies most likely.

You haven't lived until you've thrown a wiggle minnow on a sinking line. 

[snagged in outlet 3]

I tied and used puglisi flies when I first saw the material.  8-10 years ago?

Never had any luck but it could have been to due other variables.  It's easy work with and those look awesome.  I tied some with white and silver for shad flies.

I googled wiggle minnow and it looks like an old lure used for trout years ago but I can't recall the name.  Looks like it might work for hybrids too!!

 

[blacknoseddace]

I googled the Wiggle Minnow too and now I will use some of the foam cylinders I have stashed away. . Looks like a great pattern. 

[dprice]

1 hour ago, blacknoseddace said:

A lot of Walleyes have been caught on Clouser Minnows because they are a lot like jigs, and lots of Walleyes are caught on jigs. The picture I enclosed shows some flies I catch a lot of Bass on in Stockton, and I plan on trying these for walleyes as well when conditions are right with a sinking or sink tip line in the next couple months. The hook size is 2/0 and they are weighted so the fly fishes hook point facing up. I have caught Hybrids below Truman Dam from a boat on these as well. They are called Puglisi Flies and they catch pretty much everything. You might give them a try. Please post if you catch some Walleyes on flies. Good luck!

That looks like a weapon to me