Quick question about walleye

[Wa113y1c3]

Yea everyone talks about favorite lures for walleye  but my question is what type or area are they in what do you catch most walleye on.
                                               info would be greatly appreciated
                                                               Wa113y1c3

PS. dose anyone know good spots on Saratoga Lake for walleye

[Water Wolf]

 Walleye like most fish relate to structure, they can be found in or near weeds{as long as they are alive}, near dropoff, rock or bolder shoals, humps, dips, or even near wood or stumps. With some temping you can catch walleye all day, but peek times usually are dawn and dusk. During the day walleye are usually in deeper water and are neutral or negative. At low light times they move in like packs of wolves and hunt prey in shallow waters. Walleye can easily see in low light but most of their prey can't so, it's easy picking for them.
 
 There is lots of great info further down the board on walleye.
 
 They can be caught on jigging spoon, Buckshot rattle spoons, Swedish pimples and Acme Kastmasters. A jig and minnow combo is a good, as is jig and twister tails, with some bait for scent. Swimming lures like, Rapala shad raps, jigging rapala, or Chubby Darters are good to try.
Go out with a variety of lures and the fish will soon tell you what they want, the main thing is to have fun. 

Good luck Wa113y.

WW

[Wa113y1c3]

thanks for all the info on catching Walleye i thought no one would answer me hey would a bucktails jig work  hey i will have fun now going to stay out longer for them yea just bought my dad a 209 $ present got him the clam scout he love it 

[camo_fish]

hopefully BigRed, Slipbob, lunatic, or some other local Saratoga Lake specialist will ring in here or send you a PM.
There are some nice eyes in Toga lake but are finicky, there are #'s in the lake but again feed sporadicly thru the day and night.
Just have to find a good weedline where it meets the sand or rock, and/or a nice drop that will be traveled my the Toga eye.
For the ice walker it is hard to get to prime spots cause they are some distance from the local access points.
Good Luck.

[Wa113y1c3]

thanks camo  fishing out there next weekend then on sunday heading up to schroon 

[camo_fish]

10-18 FOW at night and I've heard over 30 FOW during the day. 

[Wa113y1c3]

thanks I'll see were I'm going to fish during the weekend on toga     

[Pogowi]

10-18 FOW at night and I've heard over 30 FOW during the day. 

What does "FOW" stand for?

[Pogowi]

10-18 FOW at night and I've heard over 30 FOW during the day. 

Camo Fish - How many posts do you need to receive PM?

Thank you,

Pogowi

[camo_fish]

Camo Fish - How many posts do you need to receive PM?

Thank you,

Pogowi

'FOW' stands for 'Foot of Water'

and you need 5 post to get PM's almost there. 

[Pogowi]

'FOW' stands for 'Foot of Water'

and you need 5 post to get PM's almost there. 

Camo Fish,

Thank you, this is my fifth post, great!

[Wa113y1c3]

whats a PM 

[Water Wolf]

I have never tried bucktales for walleye but I bet a white one would work if you added a hole or half of a minnow. The clam scout sounds good should keep you guys nice and warm.
Good luck with the walleye, but don't feel bad if you don't get them, they can sometimes be really tight lipped in winter.

WW

[Wa113y1c3]

OK will try it this weekend