Spots and techniques to "drift" for walleyes

Boat control is a big deal when it comes to catching more and bigger walleyes, but what if you don't have all the fancy gadgets (Talons, and Humminbirds, and Vantages, oh my)??? Old-school techniques like drift fishing can still put a ton of walleyes in the boat, especially if you play the wind right....
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[@DieterMelhorn]

A lot of little trucks that I picked up “back in the day” when I was learning to drift for catfish came from walleye fishermen. Great content and some themes I plan to add to my channel.

[@newlifelodge]

We drift fish in an inflatable tandem kayak all the time. The wind and waves are a real blast, and those shallow weed beds we have to ourselves, most boaters won't go in there and we crush walleye and sauger, and huge rainbows.

[@suzymcalister7930]

I will stick to drifting my slip bobbers and a bucktail.

[@mikemikovsky3112]

i love to drift for walleye

[@aaronclark1963]

What liter is it thats any go to an by that i was asking what line? monofilament shoukd go on my reel? With a fluro liter when bottom bouncing or should i just run straight flurocarbon on my pole and the liter?

[@gordjohnson70]

drifting... jig a rattle trap.

[@TargetWalleye]

That's a great way to catch 'em while drifting! Especially when there's 2 people in the boat and you can have one throwing something more aggressive like that while the other pulls rigs or spinners. Once someone goes 2 or 3 fish up on the other, it's time to switch! Thx for watching.