Fishing the Turnover & Finding Walleyes in Fall with James & Al Lindner - #AskTheBuzz 001
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Date: 2022-05-15
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Tony
We used to love fishing at night along the dam rip-rap in the Fall at Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City, OK(yup, former state record-holding walleye lake right in the middle of the state capitol city. We would fish #11 and #13 Rapala Minnows and Husky Jerks, usually in orange or chartreuse backs(we didn't have so many color options back then in the mid-1990s as today, on 8-10# medium action spinning gear. We would tie a dip net and a flashlight around our waists and make our way along the rocks casting parallel to the shoreline, -navigating- by the moonlight(and surprisingly no sprained ankles. In the summer we would drag bottom bouncers with spinner rigs & crawler harnesses in the daytime across wind-blown points. Good times!
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We used to love fishing at night along the dam rip-rap in the Fall at Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City, OK(yup, former state record-holding walleye lake right in the middle of the state capitol city. We would fish #11 and #13 Rapala Minnows and Husky Jerks, usually in orange or chartreuse backs(we didn't have so many color options back then in the mid-1990s as today, on 8-10# medium action spinning gear. We would tie a dip net and a flashlight around our waists and make our way along the rocks casting parallel to the shoreline, -navigating- by the moonlight(and surprisingly no sprained ankles. In the summer we would drag bottom bouncers with spinner rigs & crawler harnesses in the daytime across wind-blown points. Good times!
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hunt
The weed growth and death cycle is key for walleye. As soon as the weeds start dying walleyes leave them and head for Rocky bottom. The biggest walleye hangout right at the edge of boulders and muddy bottom. They sit there and ambush prey. For a shore fisherman that means Bridges are great places. Just imagine where the rip rap ends and muddy bottom begins. It's usually no more than 15 feet out from shore. Most people reel right past them or cast over them
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The weed growth and death cycle is key for walleye. As soon as the weeds start dying walleyes leave them and head for Rocky bottom. The biggest walleye hangout right at the edge of boulders and muddy bottom. They sit there and ambush prey. For a shore fisherman that means Bridges are great places. Just imagine where the rip rap ends and muddy bottom begins. It's usually no more than 15 feet out from shore. Most people reel right past them or cast over them
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Tom
I guess what I would say is when it comes to Walleye post turn over they're both shallow and deep. And Al did touch on this around the 7: 00 minute mark, but most videos/articles I see suggest anglers should only be targeting Walleye shallow post turn. This could be true on Mille Lacs, but 15 years now we fish Rainy early October and deep is by far the most productive bite for Walleye.
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I guess what I would say is when it comes to Walleye post turn over they're both shallow and deep. And Al did touch on this around the 7: 00 minute mark, but most videos/articles I see suggest anglers should only be targeting Walleye shallow post turn. This could be true on Mille Lacs, but 15 years now we fish Rainy early October and deep is by far the most productive bite for Walleye.
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Phillip
Great show thanks guys My idea for a great show is that you go out with some poor schmo like me who always gets out-fished by his younger brother and correct the mistakes I make we can use my boat and I'll even buy the bait and lunch. My mistakes could give you enough for a half dozen good shows.
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Great show thanks guys My idea for a great show is that you go out with some poor schmo like me who always gets out-fished by his younger brother and correct the mistakes I make we can use my boat and I'll even buy the bait and lunch. My mistakes could give you enough for a half dozen good shows.
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josh
this is some of the most informative and thought prevoking material, I have hoped for a long time well done nick keep up the good work, getting to understand some of the thought process inside jim and al's head, just that one level deeper. awesome
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this is some of the most informative and thought prevoking material, I have hoped for a long time well done nick keep up the good work, getting to understand some of the thought process inside jim and al's head, just that one level deeper. awesome
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Brian
Awesome video, great topics, professional responses! As usual the Lindner are thinking out of the box and finding another great venue for advancing the art of Fishing to the general public. Bravo guys and keep the videos rolling!
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Awesome video, great topics, professional responses! As usual the Lindner are thinking out of the box and finding another great venue for advancing the art of Fishing to the general public. Bravo guys and keep the videos rolling!
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wyatt
I've been watching Al and Jim for many many years with a tremendous amout of enjoyment. Very excited to see Nick as a part of Angling Buzz. Great segment looking forward to more Ask The Buzz!
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I've been watching Al and Jim for many many years with a tremendous amout of enjoyment. Very excited to see Nick as a part of Angling Buzz. Great segment looking forward to more Ask The Buzz!
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The
can u show the invasive species signs and talk about them breifly in an episode please!
Pink senko's always remind me of Leo Shang from Extreme Philly Fishing, he loves'em
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can u show the invasive species signs and talk about them breifly in an episode please!
Pink senko's always remind me of Leo Shang from Extreme Philly Fishing, he loves'em
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TheOregonOutlaw
It doesn't get any better than having about 100 years worth of experience to draw from! WINNER WINNER - Keep up -The BUZZ-!
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It doesn't get any better than having about 100 years worth of experience to draw from! WINNER WINNER - Keep up -The BUZZ-!
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