Exposing Hidden Walleye Migration Paths

Tracking walleyes as they move from their post-spawn locations to their summer humps can be challenging. They’re easy to lose track of until they reach their summer spots, where people are accustomed to catching them. During this time, you can use a few simple tricks as general rules to help track down walleyes during their move. In this video, I’ll show you the where, why, and how to catch migrating walleyes as they head to their summer locations.
The video on locating spring walleyes:
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[@aubytrice1868]

Love the videos and the podcast.

[@whetterfishing]

Thank! I really appreciate that

[@tuiflies5869]

Great vid! Definitely something I’ve struggled with.

[@whetterfishing]

Thank you! Hope this helps

[@fishingnerd400]

Thanks for the tips Liam! I've always had trouble in the middle of spring for walleye. I'll try these tricks!! 😊

[@whetterfishing]

Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it

[@napjohn88]

Liam another thing to add which maybe you can talk about is if pike are found super shalllow, walleye have pushed them up, also when you catch smallies they usually are a few feet higher than the walleye

[@whetterfishing]

That’s a great point!

[@n8ter292]

Amazing.
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Thank you 🤓

[@whetterfishing]

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