Frank H asked:
i usually fish on the dock… and at the very end are some rocks then i think a drop of .. then down the other way there is some poles in the water… any suggestions?
sorry to mention i fish out of st.clair shores michigan.
i usually fish on the dock… and at the very end are some rocks then i think a drop of .. then down the other way there is some poles in the water… any suggestions?
sorry to mention i fish out of st.clair shores michigan.
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live minnow i seen a guy catch a citation walleye here in virginia from the bank with a minnow
I’ve heard minnow or leech.
I have caught a lot of walleye on floating crank baits such as Rapella. Also try live bait such as a minnow with a slip bobber.
Try a 6″ suspending rapalla, the blue one worked for me this morning.
For fishing off of (your) dock, I would use a 1/8 to 1/4 oz. jig, preferably a Fuzz-E- Grub or a Northland Fireball, tipped with a 3 to 4″ minnow. You may need to add a stinger hook. Other options would be a 1/4 oz. jig head with a soft plastic minnow body (or a Berkley Gulp minnow) or a deep diving and/or suspending crank bait. Try fishing after dark. You might not have the best of luck, just limiting yourself to the dock. If you don’t have a boat, try shore/dock/pier fishing where Lake St. Clair and the Detroit River meet.
use a leech minnow an a slip bobber rig with a split shot about a 12in above hook that way you can adjust your depth i would stay about a 18 inch of bottom and i wold try this after sun set
slip bobber and a leach on a small gold lead head