Walleye

Walleye fishing in Cedar Hill Lakes presents a unique challenge, as they are not the primary target species. However, dedicated anglers can find success with the right approach. Focus your efforts during the spring and fall, particularly around dawn and dusk when walleye are most active. Target areas with rocky bottoms, submerged structure, and points. Jigs tipped with minnows or nightcrawlers are a classic walleye presentation. Crankbaits that dive to the appropriate depth are also effective. Consider using electronics to locate schools of baitfish, as walleye are likely to be nearby. A local tip: Cedar Hill Lakes can experience fluctuating water levels, so check conditions before you go and adjust your presentation accordingly. Slower retrieves often work best in colder water. While not a walleye hotspot, these lakes offer a chance to land a respectable fish with persistence and the right tactics.