The deep-diving husky jerk is similar to the bandit and is also used by many walleye charter boats in the Great Lakes. In the picture, my brother Mark is holding a walleye that was caught trolling in the Great Lakes, Lake Erie. These reels are often used for salmon, steelhead, and walleye fishing. To determine how much line is let out a line counter reel can be used. The leader can be tied line to line or with a barrel swivel. If a braided line is being used a four to six-foot fluorocarbon leader is needed. The lure dives a bit deeper with braided line and shallower with standard monofilament line. Typical troll speeds are around 1.8 miles per hour. Precision Trolling sells an app that contains detailed depth charts for this lure and hundreds of other trolling lures and crankbaits.Įxample dive depths for this lure are 30 feet of line is 10 feet down, 90 feet of line is 18 feet down and 195 feet of line in 22 feet down. The depth of the lure is controlled mainly by how much line is let out and a small amount by the trolling speed. The key is being at the correct depth for the fish.
This is a go-to lure for many charter boat operations in the Great Lakes.
It comes in a variety of popular color patterns such as Green, coconut candy, chartreuse green-black, green clown, and red. The Bandit deep diver is 4-3/4 inches in length. Here are the Best Walleye Lures and Baits in 2022ġ. They can be caught using large plugs, stick baits, jigs, and worm harnesses. Adult walleye primarily eat fish such as yellow perch, alewife, and ciscoes. It is true that walleye are fished slowly but they are an aggressive fish with a mean strike. Sometimes people think of walleye as a slow fish that can only eat worms.
Secondly, if a fish is brought up that is short or that is not going to be kept the fish will not get hurt or killed when the swim bladder expands due to the decrease in pressure. It is recommended to fish for walleye in less than 40 feet of water mainly because this is where most walleye live, including big walleye. This means that for lures going down more than 20 feet green, black and shiny colors make more sense. Water filters out red significantly at depths greater than 20 feet. This does not mean that only red and green lures work because walleye can still see reflections and shading variations from other colors.
This is why most Walleye lures are colored red and green. Their eyes cannot see blue and yellow but can see red and green. Walleye can see better and night than any other freshwater fish which gives them an advantage over their prey. They are known to be low light feeders and feed well at night but they also feed and bite during the day! One thing that makes Walleye fishing fun is that they are a good eating freshwater fish. Lakes are often full of walleye but are not frequently caught unless they are being targeted.
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