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Lake St. Clair Fishermen!!! (or other walleye chasers)
Uploaded on July 20, 2009Lake St. Clair is definitely on the list for best Walleye fisheries in the world (and musky). Anybody have any tactics BESIDES vertical jigging with a fluke or trolling a harness? And YES I KNOW if you go out at night they are right on the shore and extremely easy to catch. I WANT daytime tactics. Right now I usually fish on the channel by Marine City. 30-40 ft deep right on the shipping channel. Any suggestions? Oh and if anyone is looking for a good fishing partner... I'm really in need of a new one
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