Other names: Walleyed pike, Yellow pike, Yellow pikeperch, Yellow pickerel, Yellow walleye
The walleye is a highly prized freshwater fish known for its excellent taste and popularity among anglers. It has a slender, elongated body with distinctive large, reflective eyes that allow it to hunt effectively in low-light conditions. Walleye are native to lakes and rivers across North America and are particularly active during dawn and dusk. Their adaptability to various water conditions makes them a versatile target for fishing.
Other names
Walleyed pike, Yellow pike, Yellow pikeperch, Yellow pickerel, Yellow walleye
Length
~50" (max 107)
Weight
~2" (max 13)
Water
Fresh
Water Temp
1-19° F
Depth
7 ft
Bagley Minnow B
Bandit Walleye Deep Diver
Berkley Fusion19 Underspin
Berkley Gulp! Minnow
Bluegill
Bomber Long A
Cabela's Fathead Walleye Jig
Cabela's Mean Eye Walleye Series Deep-Running Minnow
Cabela's Walleye Runner
Clouser Deep Minnow
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Walleyes prefer cool, clear waters and are commonly found in large lakes and rivers
They thrive in areas with rocky or sandy bottoms, where they can ambush prey
These fish are nocturnal hunters, often feeding at night or during low-light conditions
Their diet mainly consists of smaller fish, crustaceans, and insects
Walleyes spawn in spring, typically in shallow, gravelly areas with strong currents
They exhibit site fidelity, returning to the same spawning grounds each year
Eggs are broadcast over rocky substrate, with no parental care provided
Juveniles stay in shallow nursery areas until they grow large enough to move into deeper waters
