Truman Walleye

[Touch of Class]

Heading down to Truman middle of June staying at Osage Bluff.

Any summertime Walleye Pointers?  Crappie fish there every spring and hear a lot about the summer walleye bite, would like to try it out.

[Kramr]

That puts you near the KK point which has a huge flat. It's a great place to start. Just be careful with shallow water but the areas are marked so you shouldn't have a problem. Try across points in 10 - 20 fow, especially if there is a river bend nearby with a flat on one side. Are you new to walleye fishing? What is your preferred method? Oh, and talk to Jason Reynolds, the guy that runs the marina, I'm sure he can put you on some walleye. 

[Touch of Class]

I know who he is I will have to talk to him prior.  I'm new to it we've caught some walleye crappie fishing just would like to give it a whirl.  I've talked to some guys who have caught them jigging spoons around cedars and crankbaits and stuff on flats.  I don't really have a preferred method just thought I'd maybe give it a shot.

Thanks,

[Kramr]

On 3/30/2018 at 8:49 AM, Touch of Class said:

I know who he is I will have to talk to him prior.  I'm new to it we've caught some walleye crappie fishing just would like to give it a whirl.  I've talked to some guys who have caught them jigging spoons around cedars and crankbaits and stuff on flats.  I don't really have a preferred method just thought I'd maybe give it a shot.

Thanks,

Remember when my wife and I first started walleye fishing. We used a painted jig head and added a minnow. We would find a hump or the edge of a flat and start shallow then slowly work out into deeper water bouncing the jig off the bottom on the way. Same method would work with a spoon. I'm always leery using a spoon especially around timber. Be sure to bring a reliable plug knocker along.