Walleye are an ultra-predator and they will always position themselves in the best possible locations to find food.
It goes without saying that you need to “find fish to catch fish,” and when it comes to a beginner staring at the mighty Columbia River it’s easy to get overwhelmed. Catching good numbers of 14 – 20 inch Walleye on the Columbia River is easy, and with a little knowledge under your belt, you too will be putting lots of these tasty buggers in the boat. This is not an end all be all on Columbia River Walleye, just a simple article to get people catching fish fast. The point of this article is to be a starting point for people looking to take advantage of this great fishery. The Columbia River is known, not only as a possible location for the next World Record Walleye, but also as a great place to catch unbelievable numbers of great eating size fish. Anglers come from all around to target Walleye in the mighty Columbia River. The Columbia River in Washington State and Oregon is one of the premier destination walleye fisheries in the United States.
