Fishing Charters in Missouri
Browse fishing charters in Missouri that can help you catch walleye.
Best Time to Catch Walleye
Walleye can be caught year-round in Brentwood. Right now in February, activity is Slow.
Seasonal Activity Chart

Walleye
While not a hotspot, walleye fishing is within reach of Brentwood with a bit of travel. Your best bet is to head towards the larger reservoirs in central Missouri, such as Lake of the Ozarks or Truman Lake. These lakes offer the deep, clear water that walleye prefer. Spring and fall are the prime times, particularly during the pre-spawn and post-spawn periods. Trolling crankbaits along submerged points and channels is a popular and effective technique. Also, consider jigging near structure or using live bait rigs. Check the Missouri Department of Conservation's fishing reports for up-to-date information on walleye activity in these reservoirs. A Missouri fishing license is required, and be aware of any specific size or creel limits for walleye in the particular lake you choose.
How to Catch Walleye
Detailed fishing techniques coming soon for Walleye in Brentwood.
Walleye Fishing Regulations in Missouri
Open Season
Year-round
Daily Bag Limit
4 per day
Size Limit
15-inch minimum
License Required
Fishing permit
Check specific area regulations for exceptions.
⚠️ Always verify current regulations with the Missouri state wildlife agency before fishing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the bag limit for walleye in Missouri?
You can keep up to 4 walleye per day in Missouri.
Is there a minimum size limit for walleye I catch in Missouri?
Yes, the minimum size limit for walleye is 15 inches.
Do I need a special license to fish for walleye in Missouri?
You need a valid Missouri fishing permit to fish for walleye.
Is walleye fishing open year-round near Brentwood, MO?
Yes, the walleye season is open year-round in Missouri.
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