Illinois Outdoor News hunting and fishing report — Feb. 5, 2023
Staff Report
February 5, 2023
Lead core line for walleyes – video
“Tackle” Terry Tuma suggests using 12- to 18-pound test, attached to a barrel swivel and a monofilament leader of 10 feet. Use a line counter reel to know how far out you caught your last fish and/or to gauge how deep your crankbait is running. Try multiple colors, sizes, and vibration patterns of crankbaits to catch these late-summer and early-fall walleyes.
Video courtesy of CCX Media.
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