topwater walleye!!!

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topwater walleye!!!

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I was out with a friend yesterday and had some pretty decent catches of bass and pike.

We stuck around till after dark and the action really heated up. About 10:00 pm we were tossing jitterbugs in 2 feet of water in a back bay and boom! Thought i had a good smally untill the flashlight revealed a nice 22 inch walleye.

3 casts later boom a 20 inch walleye then followed by a couple of nice largies and smallies.

Anyone experience this before??

never thought i would catch walleye on topwater
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Never caught Walleye on Topwater. Heard of it, never experienced it.

Nothing like getting a top water strike in the middle of the night. heart pounding. Man need to get out at night............
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Was this by any chance on Mississippi lake ? Ive actually caught walleye topwater-ing for bass and pike on Mississippi lake on a number of occassions. Ive caught more walleye on topwater on that lake then any other way, but I havent spent very much time actively targetting them. Ive caught them on Tiny torpedos, Rebel Pop-R's and even got one on a snagproof frog. They were all right close into shore, surprising since there is probably just enough water there to cover the fish's back.

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10-4 J.6666,
Walleye can be caught topwater in the Jock River! They love the top waters that have the "fur" at the tails.
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Jale...

Walleye will actively feed in shallow water. I have caught lots of top water walleye on wind swept shores and at night with floating minnow plugs.
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actually it was clayton-taylor lake
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Post by BASSSTALKER »

Oh yah Jale. Got another one on FRI night with a super spook! :lol: :lol: 17" he kept tapping the chug bug and I thought it was a Rock bass. Changed up and bang! Makes #5 for me ! :lol:
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