Fall Walleye Fishing

September Walleye Fishing

September Walleye Fishing is nearly the same as august with the fish Deep at 15-30 feet and flats and narrows heat up. the chute through the islands to the south side is a great example. This is a narrows between 8 and 25 feet deep with deeper water on the south side. The walleyes sit on the flats on on the cut waiting for a meal. During the last week of September the Fall fishing is a blast with spots like this you can catch walleye, pike and lake trout in one spot, I mean you don't even need to move 10 feet to catch them. About 1000 yards from the narrows in Kilburn is another spot, this is a large flat area near a large island 22-26 is where the fish are at, back trolling real slow, even into the wind works best. At the end of the West Arm of Kilburn is one of my favourite spots, there is high cliffs here and several islands. Fish off of the rock cuts and in the narrows between the islands and shore. There are three fabulous shore lunch spots to use here in a small area with fantastic views.

Fall Walleye Fishing Tips

Fall fishing is a little different, follow these guidelines for maximum results. First get deep and on the bottom. the best average depth range is 18-25 feet. Drift slow or back troll slow. Slow moving targets are best. Pink and white 1/4-1/2 oz jigs and a good sensitivity rod. Lift your rod slowly when you feel a bite and give it a good tug to set the hook when you feel the weight of the fish is there. A depth finder can be helpful to spot areas with lots of fish - but don't be fooled walleye often sit right on the bottom and might not register on your depth finder.

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