Mike Hungle says the key to catching fall walleye is monitoring water temps and weed growth

The fall walleye bite can be the hottest of the year. Here’s what you need to know about tactics, tackle and bait

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Mike Hungle says the key to catching fall walleye is monitoring water temps and weed growth

Even though the days are getting shorter and the temperatures are dropping, the fall is still an excellent time to go after walleye. The fish will be on the move, however, so knowing where they’re going and why is key. It all comes down to water temperature and weed growth, and how those factors trigger walleye to abandon their summertime haunts. Here’s where to find the fish throughout the entire fall, along with tips on how best to catch them—and stay warm and comfortable in the process.