Ice Fishing for Walleye: Structure, Jigging Spoons, Rattle Baits and Tip-Ups
Walleye under the ice follow structure and light. Fish edges and humps at dusk and dawn with a jigging spoon or rattle bait, plus a minnow on a second line.
Walleye under the ice follow structure and light. Fish edges and humps at dusk and dawn with a jigging spoon or rattle bait, plus a minnow on a second line.
Low-light windows matter most for walleye and crappie, while perch, bluegill and pike are daytime fish. Here is how to plan your hours on the ice.
Walleye feed best when light is low and the water is choppy or stained. Here's how to find them through the year and the four presentations that catch most of them.
A tip-up holds a live or dead bait at a set depth and raises a flag when a fish takes it. Here is how to rig, place and fish them legally.
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