Eelpout

  • Dr. Pomoxis
    Posts: 55
    #1925798

    I realize I am probably at the tail end of the pout season, but I am going to give it a go. I have read up on baits, but have question on location. I understand it’s “walleye locations”, but is it only steep breaks, or would rocky humps be good to target as well? I have 25 to 30 ft rock/gravel humps. Or do they need to be closer to shallow water for spawning? I guess breaklines or deep flats is my main question.

    Lastly, how late in the year does the bite usually go?

    Thanks!

    jeff_huberty
    Inactive
    Posts: 4941
    #1925799

    I realize I am probably at the tail end of the pout season, but I am going to give it a go. I have read up on baits, but have question on location. I understand it’s “walleye locations”, but is it only steep breaks, or would rocky humps be good to target as well? I have 25 to 30 ft rock/gravel humps. Or do they need to be closer to shallow water for spawning? I guess breaklines or deep flats is my main question.

    Lastly, how late in the year does the bite usually go?

    Thanks!

    There’s a 200 lbs roaming the shores of Mille Lacs

    Deuces
    Posts: 5236
    #1925846

    Pretty sure he could be easily caught with pulltabs under a tipup toast

    Dutchboy
    Central Mn.
    Posts: 16650
    #1925849

    Pretty sure he could be easily caught with pulltabs under a tipup Corona & Lime toast

    Sorry Beads, needed to update your response.

    Eelpoutguy
    Farmington, Outing
    Posts: 10422
    #1925851

    Did somebody say pull tabs?

    Deuces
    Posts: 5236
    #1925857

    How ya gonna get that cardboard fix with nothing open?

    To the poster I’m not much help, I have caught pout on smaller rockpiles. Not this late in year, don’t they spawn differently than most fish? Idk

    Eelpoutguy
    Farmington, Outing
    Posts: 10422
    #1925880

    I just opened all the boxes of cereal we have hoarded. I feel much better know.

    Dr.
    I would use a big colorful bass jig tipped with a minnow. Probably night fish in known walleye waters.

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