Walleye Book Blog

Cooking walleye is a skill that takes a bit to master. I’ve seen skilled fishermen find and catch their limit of fish - and take amazing walleye pictures on the lake.

Many anglers have some basic skill at cleaning walleye so the meat has no bones, but often, the last step, the walleye recipies - leaves some room for creativity and flair.

Traditional walleye cooking is simple and delicious - even if you only have a pan of butter and some salt and peper. The most popular Canadian shore lunch recipes include some amazing batters. Just dip the walleye fillete in the batter powder, then lay it in the buttered frying pan.

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How to get a fantastic walleye picture: start with the best walleye bait - minnows or worms - use a portable hand held fish finder to locate a school of walleye - and read the WalleyeBook download for great tips on how to catch walleye. Be sure to bring a digital camera to take your walleye photo and post your pictures of walleye to our Facebook fishing group!

If you are catching walleye from shore, then a handheld fishfinder may help you see the walleye behaviour that is most likely to net you a walleye shore lunch! Walleye Lures for trolling in a boat are different than lures for casting from shore. Read the WalleyeBook for details!