Where would you try to find walleye on this lake?

Where would you start to find walleye in a lake like this. It says they are plentiful in this lake.

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I’d Swiss cheese those humps and all around them.

The points and breaks by the 14 ft. Hole

Jackson LePenske wrote:

Where would you start to find walleye in a lake like this

Id start by reading a book on how to catch walleyes, it’ll sort itself out from there

Rock sand transitions in or around weeds in NE corner I’m heading to first. Opposite corner with the muck transitions could be good to depending on the what the rest of bottom lake is like. That dark muck with bugs could hold alot of baitfish.

Everywhere! That is the perfect lake to stretch out the trolling rods. But that can be difficult thru the ice… look for water movement by creeks and rock sand mud transitions. If you can’t find those, explore the points and corners.

nhamm wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Jackson LePenske wrote:</div>
Where would you start to find <strong class=”ido-tag-strong”>walleye in a lake like this

Id start by reading a book on how to catch walleyes, it’ll sort itself out from there

Rock sand transitions in or around weeds in NE corner I’m heading to first. Opposite corner with the muck transitions could be good to depending on the what the rest of bottom lake is like. That dark muck with bugs could hold alot of baitfish.

Is there a specific book you would recommend?

travis mccolley wrote:

Is there a specific book you would recommend

It’s a series, good stuff.

competitor wrote:

The points and breaks by the 14 ft. Hole

Especially the south one or right side of the hole as it sits. There is some rock there. Same for the water flow into the lake on the north end (assuming the left side is the north side) and everything to the east of there in to the east shore, sounds like nhamm.

Mark

LOL you know that the first book is going to $60.00 lol and the rest of the series is $20 give or take.