Your Walleye Fishing Guide Plr Ebook

PLR Ebook Table Of Contents

What Are Walleye
What Gear Do You Need
Do You Need a Boat for Walleye Fishing
The Best Time to Fish for Walleye – Spring, Summer, Autumn or Winter
How to Prepare for the Season
All About Bait
What About Rigging and Jigging
Should You Hire a Guide
Ever Try a Fly-in
Preserving Your Prize Winning Walleye

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What Are Walleye

A Beginner Angler’s Guide to the Walleye

If you’ve never fished before, many of your more experienced fishing buddies will probably recommend you go after the walleye. This popular fish, which is also Minnesota’s state fish, is a challenge to catch but when you do reel one in, you’ll find that it’s all worth the effort. Here are some fascinating things you might want to know about the walleye:

Getting to know the walleye

The walleye, or Sander vitreus, is also known as the yellow walleye, yellow pike, pickerel or walleyed pike, never mind that it isn’t a relative of pikes or pickerels. This fish with many names is native to Canada, although it also makes many northern parts of the United States its home. It is the North American cousin of Europe’s pike perch.

Characteristics

Walleye are sleek, beautiful fish that can grow to about 30 to 36 inches (75 to 90 cms.) in length. They look like the perch in general appearance. Walleye can reach about 10 to 15 lbs. (5 to 7 kgs.) in weight, although some might even exceed that. A walleye caught in the state of Montana, for example, weighed in at more than 16 lbs. and was measured at over 36 inches long. Walleye have a large mouth filled with sharp teeth.

Walleye are a mixture of gold and olive and the dorsal side tends to be olive, with the color gradually turning golden at the flanks. The belly of the fish is white, with dark saddles at its upper sides.