Catching Walleye and Sauger in Rocks

Find out the depth and set the slip bobber about a foot above the bottom. This will keep you near the fish and above the snags. Crankbaits and minnow
plugs are also popular for fishing in the rocks. The lip of the crank baits and minnow plugs will usually hit the rocks on the bottom and bounce off of
them. These baits will help you work along the bottom without getting caught up in snags.

Catching Walleye and Sauger in

Rocks

The best locations to find walleye and sauger usually

have some form of rocky bottom. A

bottom with jagged

and

broken rocks of all sizes will hold more walleye than

any other type

of cover. The challenge is to fish close to

the

bottom without getting snagged. Ordinary

slip sinkers

are not effective in these areas. You will constantly be

snagged on the

bottom. Slip-bobbers are very effective

for these

pots.

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