Hi fellow fishermen, mostly looking for best ways to catch walleyes on the saint lawance seaway. ( NY ) side alex bay ? I have a 16 ft lund ,down rigger,dip, lead core, and lots of spoons

[Scott kolz]

I am looking for a mount plate for my invader downrigger, can anyone help?

 

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[ogrob56]

On the Barcelona Dunes of Lake Erie we had some success with walleye trolling worm harnesses near the top at dark or first light then when the sun popped we'd dragg the bottom. Always 2.5 to 2.8 mph.  It might be worth a try. 

[Scott kolz]

I will try this, thank you

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[Scott kolz]

Is there better times of the year?

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[Stlawrencesnake]

leave all that stuff at home!

[Scott kolz]

Walleyes, mark them and purple worms and heavy jigs

[Roughrider IV]

Make sure you bring flashlights, they spend daylight at 50 plus ft.


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[EsoxAC3]

leave all that stuff at home!

Good Advice[emoji1418].
Just be sure u kno your runs well or be prepared to lose gear.


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[Kevin J Legg]

Mark trolling runs on gps in daylight and return to fish at night. Fish have been in 25-40 fow. Catching some on deep diving cranks and some on stick baits with weight or downriggers. Lately been catching smaller fish 19-22". Troll slowly into current.
Can also catch them on bucktails jigs and jigging spoons drifting slowly with the current. Boat control is extremely important in all applications. Been catching them regularly all summer and still are biting well.


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