Walleye in the rain?

[fishhatemybait]

Hey All,

Heading up to Cozy cove on South Bay next week. First crack at walleye. I have gotten lots of good suggestions from members about what to try etc. My question is, I have been seeing alot of post about how much bright sunlight effects the walleye bite negatively. How is it in rain? Looks like it is going to be cloudy and rainy next week and I was wondering if I should have a different approach or rely on different presentations more? Best colors for this type of weather? Are depths important? More jigging, trolling, or drifting? Any thoughts?

 

Thanks for the help!

 

Chris

Edited May 30, 2010 by fishhatemybait

[Calender Don]

Just came back, sand flats are good at night in North bay and the water is way down 2 1/2' We trolled with worm harness and a lindy rig with a leech, going back up in 2 weeks.

[Guest Johnny Bass]

You can catch Pickerel at Nipissing in any condition. South bay is a little rocky, And i would imagine with the low water levels it will be worse. Head to Callander bay and drop shot a worm, minnow leech or whatever. Drift anywhere between 18 to 30+ feet. When you find the fish, stay exactly at the same depth, since all will be generally in the same area.