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With so many variables in play, I recommend carrying a range of walleye lures to cover a range of waters and feeding conditions: Jigs and live bait rigs work well for bottom-oriented walleye Live bait rigs and crankbaits can be trolled behind a kayak Fireball jigs and Jigging Rapalas work well for vertical jigging Casting swimbaits, minnow-style crankbaits, and jerkbaits across flats and points can catch aggressive walleye, especially early and late in the day Ned rigs, swimbaits, and power grubs can catch walleyes suspended in lakes or holding in current breaks in small to mid-sized rivers Floating Rapalas can catch walleyes in shallow weedbeds and sandy flats Deep-diving crankbaits like the Bandit Diving Walleye Crankbait and Storm Hot-N-Tot can reach walleyes in deeper water To dive deeper into lures and tactics, read the comprehensive guide to walleye fishing

The reel seat is often a basic collar around the rod which screws down to push a ring tight around the seat

The tail fin can be rounded at the end, truncated (almost vertical edge, as in salmon), forked (ending in two prongs), emarginate (with a slight inward curve), or continuous (dorsal, caudal, and anal fins attached, as in eels)

This is a great activity, but Im not going to go into detail for that in this article

I mixed it up this week and caught them on a bunch of different baits, a frog, swim jig, and spinnerbait for the shad spawn type stuff, he said

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