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A Guide to Michigan's Walleye Waters
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Chuck
Stafford used to spend a lot of time fishing for walleyes in nearby
His
enthusiasm for these popular game fish has been heightened to such an extent
that he has now become one of the best fishing guides in
As
a longtime outdoor writer, Chuck Stafford knows the value of personal research.
When he says there are now great walleye lakes in nearly every part of
The
list is constantly being expanded but Chuck continues to research them with rod
in hand, then passing along his findings. That is the main purpose of this new
book. Fishermen who pass up the opportunity to buy and use it are really
missing a rare opportunity.
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About the Book
“WALLEYE: A guide to Michigan’s walleye waters,”
explores the top walleye fisheries in Michigan.
The author discusses these waters, how to fish for
walleye, what to look for, and the best opportunities to fish for walleye.
Chapters include tips specifically for the lakes,
rivers and impoundments, lists of accesses, and general and specific
information to help you decide when and where to fish. The author also
discusses the management efforts used to keep walleye a major sport fish in
Michigan’s future.
Many books are written about fishing - the
“how-to-do-it” kind - focusing on various species, offering tips on the best
tackle to use, as well as fishing techniques. However, few books focus on the
quality of walleye fisheries.
It is as comprehensive as possible, with an in-depth
listing of walleye fishing prospects that exist in Michigan, including
information on nearly 500 walleye lakes, rivers and impoundments.
This book is to serve those who desire to walleye
fish, and give them information as to where and what to expect during those
opportunities. Every effort has been made to provide accurate data regarding
locations and conditions.
About the Author
He has been an accomplished outdoor writer and photographer for 35 years. His informative and entertaining stories have appeared in several national and regional outdoor publications.
His romance with angling began at a young age while
fishing with his father. He is credited
for his research and eventual establishment of a walleye fishery for Hart Lake,
at Hart, Michigan. He serves on the
Mason County Walleye Association Board of Director’s, which is involved in
raising walleye fingerlings for Michigan’s lakes.
His cumulative insight about walleye has given him a
lasting gift of incredible understanding about the ways of the walleye, while
showing a strong respect for the species and ethics of fishing for them. He is presently a walleye guide.