Walleye fishing is some of the best fishing you’ll find anywhere in the nation. The mouth-watering flaky white flesh draws anglers to this species. They can’t wait to reel in a mess of walleye so they can enjoy a delicious meal. They are also a challenge to catch which gets the attention of any angler that’s looking for some excitement. This species seems to have all the features that both the experienced and the greenhorn anglers search for in a fish.

The best place to fish for walleye is in locations where the water is reasonably deep and has a surface of rock, gravel and sand. The walleye fish are primarily found in lakes that have cold water; however, it has also been found in some locations that have warm water. The walleye fish are very popular as they taste great and have white flaky flesh. There are a vast number of walleye fishing lakes within the area of South Dakota; therefore the anglers within this area are very lucky. The major walleye fishing lakes within the area of South Dakota include Belle Fourche reservoir, Lake Albert, Lake Kampeska and also Lake Madison to name a few.

The fishing records that exist show that a record number of walleye was caught in Lake Sharpe, which is located within South Dakota. The walleye spawn in South Dakota during the spring months, and they can either choose to migrate from the lake and swim up into feeder streams or they can find the shallow shoals and bars that have clean water at the bottom of the surface close to the deeper water. Most of the species of walleye will eat just about anything that they can catch in their mouths. However, they actually prefer smaller fish and they will happily also eat insects, worms and crustaceans. Most walleye tend to be a bit wary, and they much prefer to stay within the deeper waters where it is dark.

There are a lot of fishermen that believe that it is best to fish for walleye between sundown and midnight, and this is especially the case during the warm summer months. There are also a lot of fishermen that believe that it is best to fish for walleye in South Dakota using crank baits, live bait, small spinner baits and also some versions of the plastic grubs and worms. The best way to fish will depend on individual preference, and what works for one fisherman may not work for the next. However there are some fishing tips, which are a good basis to work from.