Rap Crankbaits

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Posted by Jack | Posted in Baits & Lures | Posted on 11-09-2009

Rap Crankbaits

How to catch walleye in the fall months

If you are planning to go fishing for walleye, you probably already know the importance of planning the future. If fishing for walleye in the fall, this is a fantastic opportunity to plan, prepare and compare the experiences of fishing last year. This will help to improve their chances in the capture of this year and succeed.

Walleye are found in all types of water, both large and small, delayed and even and everything in between. The more walleye fishing trips you make, the better you will be able to get your techniques right and be more successful in future trips.

Here are some tips, suggestions and ideas that we have collected a considerable number of years in Alaska fishing and we hope will be useful for teaching how catch walleye in the fall months.

Tips for crankbaits, crankbaits are great for catching walleye, especially in lakes and rivers, but great if you can learn the best tactics to make them work. Some of the most popular to try are:
Rapala Husky Jerks
Smithwick Rattlin 'Rogues
Bombers
Excalibur Shad-R
Rapala Shad Rap
Rebel Shad-R

You may want to obtain several different brands and different types of action and then experiment with them and see what works best for you. It can vary from day to day depending on water conditions so always have different options is a great idea. In general, to be launched with a slow to moderate retrieve to attract Alaska but again, you should experiment to find the correct action for that day.

Fish the shallow waters, do not forget to look in the basement of Alaska. They often stay in shallower water looking for warmth and fish as much as 6 pounds have been known to be caught in shallow water.

If we are unlucky in the shallow water, especially in the fall, then go ahead and head of water deeper. Look for underwater islands, sandbars, rock bars and other areas where they can congregate Alaska.

Also try any place with a dip in the water or near the canals. If trolling is allowed where you are fishing, this is also useful in trolling the use of Alaska in the fall.

You may find that the waters of Alaska are being neat on a given day. But that's okay, it simply means you need to mix your tactics a little.
Broader research question or fish from a boat in flat lines. You can also try trolling with downriggers. Try to throw 40-80 yards from the boat and in a quiet, if you're not getting the results you want.

Troll in early fall of Alaska-A late summer or early fall, troll is one of the best tactics to use for Alaska no matter what body of water you are fishing in.

However, if the fish are located deeper 15 feet in the water, a new tactic may be in order. Try vertical jigging in place. You can reduce their attraction to the depths that the fish are hanging and then pump the rod up and down a bit to shake the bait and attracting serious attention.

Just remember not to be too eager to engage as serious are sometimes difficult to hook because of his strong jaw.

About the Author

Dan Eggertsen is a fishing researcher and enthusiast who is committed to providing the best walleye fishing information possible. Get more information on walleye fishing in the fall here: http://www.askwalleyefishing.com/