Walleye depths

[PlayDoh]

Just wondering what depths people are finding the eyes right now. I know it varies from lake to lake, but I've been finding them in the 6 foot range

[Evil69]

We were catching lots of them in 11 FOW at Travers and McGregor the last week...we were fishing for whites but the walleye seemed to have a thing for wire worms before the storm hit.
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[curtis_rak]

Lac ste Anne right now seems to be 11-13'. I was fishing a week ago heavily at 15-17' and it wasn't as productive.


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[TROLLER]

Just wondering what depths people are finding the eyes right now. I know it varies from lake to lake, but I've been finding them in the 6 foot range

When the deepest part of Eagle is only 14ft. you will quite often find them in the shallow

[PlayDoh]

When the deepest part of Eagle is only 14ft. you will quite often find them in the shallow

True they can be often found in the sub 10 foot water, yet I just as often get them in 14-18. I've seen almost 30 feet there, unless your 14' was a half joke. I don't go there all that often though.

[capper]

For me it’s 12ft the last few days at wab. All small fish though.

[Red Neck]

18-13 only produced one jack no Walley in west cove on Tuesday? Still great to be out. 12 ft has always been a great place to start.
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[sundancedan]

Last week at Wabamun they were in 10fow

[1bluZebec]

7-12' were I find the most attention[emoji2]


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[Flieguy]

12'


sometimes, they're shallow, sometimes deep. 12 is a good spot to start looking.

Bear in mind that if you bring em up from very deep (same thing with perch) they can't empty their swim bladder quickly like a trout can an it can kill them