"You watch your sonar screen, rip the lures up and let them settleīack down, and then suddenly one or several walleyes zoom in and chase
Noise and vibration pulls fish in from long distance," Pyzer says. In relatively shallow, featureless lakes like Winnipeg, attractingįish is vital because they roam so widely in search of food. Has a natural-looking swim on the fall, while the Clackin' Rap acts The LIVETARGET Golden Shiner (and a newly introduced Gizzard Shad) Swimming motions of the lures on the up stroke and down swim, inĬombination with the sound and vibration that ultimately makes walleyesīite. It remains, too, for our experimentation to find if it's the Thus producing yet another more subtle noise option. Two larger shot that don't move much inside the body of the lure, Meanwhile, another option, the Sebile Flatt Shad has (the Lindy Darter) or a larger single shot inside a special chamber (theĬlackin' Rap). The LIVETARGET Golden Shiner, has by comparison a more subdued rattle,īecause the noise is produced by many smaller BBs instead of larger shot The lipless lure that started all the catching on Lake Winnipeg, Loud? Or maybe even better than the Clackin' Rap? We'll know Solely as an ice lure, has the loudest rattle of anything out there. Other hand, the newly introduced 2 3/4-inch Lindy Darter, marketed Over a decade, is a lipless option-but it doesn't have a rattle, aįactor that could, of course, also be advantageous at times. One couldĪrgue, after all, that the Chubby Darter, a lure that has been used for Lipless lures on the market-at least those that make noise. We are admittedly early in our experimentation with the variety of They like rattles and the Clackin' Rap has a special noise they See in dim light is paramount, but the noise factor is underestimated. "Might be a little of the curiosity factor at work, like with Walleyes are one of the most noise loving of all freshwater fish. Pyzer, a fishery scientist and former resource manager, believes Thunking rattle is obvious, but so too is their intense vibration, They seem to work best on lakes like Winnipegīecause, I suspect, their attracting qualities are marvelous. Lake of the Woods, two different lake types in terms of structure, waterĭepths, and clarity. "I've used the Clackers successfully on Lake Winnipeg and Generally also failed to do despite all that's been written about
Walleyes always are, something their open-water counterparts have If anglers can get beyond the winter stereotypes about how namby-pamby
Swimbaits have done for open-water anglers," he says. "Lures like theĬlackin' Rap have the potential to do for ice anglers what Using bass-style lipless crankbaits for walleyes. Pyzer has been on the cutting edge of the developing phenomena of Find walleyes and much of the time they're not hard to They're fishing, with the idea that the animal is difficult toĬatch. They're a fish that spends most of their time belly to the bottom.Ī lot of these anglers confuse the fact that there are no walleyes where Pyzer: "A lot of walleye anglers think walleyes are soĭifficult to catch that you always need to use finesse tactics-and that Well, they are, of course-walleyes have to be walleyes wherever they swim-except that practically speaking they also aren't, because so many anglers inaccurately characterize the nature of the beast.
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Well, they are, of course-walleyes have to be walleyes wherever they swim-except that practically speaking they also aren't, because so many anglers inaccurately characterize the nature of the beast." The Free Library. MLA style: "Walleyes in stark contrast: In-Fisherman field Editor Gord Pyzer will tell you that walleyes aren't necessarily walleyes wherever they swim.
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