Walleye Fishing At Night In The Early Spring Amazing Results!

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One of the best time to go walleye fishing at night is in the early spring period. Walleyes are very active at night at this time of year in all bodies of water that have walleye and pickerel populations. I would like to offer you some tips on how to catch walleye or pickerel in some very good early night fishing hot spots in the spring.
The old and reliable trolling technique works well at night also. You will want to locate waters that are not more then 12 feet deep at night. One very good area to work is rock rubble areas that are close to vegetation. Look for areas that connect with the shore line and have rock and rubble as well as vegitation these will very good spots to target for your night fishing for walleye trips. Put main lake areas with these conditions down on your priority list after you have exhausted the shore line connected areas.
The early spring is the time when shoreline fisherman can get in on some great walleye action . A good way to attract some fish to you is to use a underwater fishing light which is sometimes called a submerged fishing light. When you find a likely casting spot anchor your light to the bottom with the bulb standing strait up. Now move away from the light at least 100ft and start your casting at the edges of the lights beam. You can do this after the underwater fishing light has been submerged for about 20 minutes. The light will attract zooplankton which attracts bait fish to the area. Live baits like large fathead minnows work well to catch walleye. Do not use night crawlers and leeches this time of year.
The best places to go to catch walleye at night and you are fishing from the shore are areas that are rock and rubble in areas that the walleye typically spawn. Key areas that will hold walleye will be near vegitation and the bottom will be rock and rubble. Walleyes will be feeding on walleye minnows and other natural forage in these areas. You will want to fish on merging points that offer good vegitation and rock and rubble. when you find a good night fishing spot you can set up your night fishing light and you will be ready to go. You should also look for hard bottom current areas which will concentrate walleyes at night during the early spring period. areas that have vegitation and narrow into smaller fisheries that offer hard bottom and current are good places to go shoreline fishing. This could be a hot spot for a night fishing set up using your submerged fishing light source.
Well that concludes my article about submerged light source. We wish you the best of luck on your next fishing trip!