Walleye

Walleye fishing near Uniontown, Washington means focusing your efforts on the Snake River. While not as abundant as in some other parts of the state, the Snake does hold a population of walleye worth targeting. Spring and fall are generally considered the best times, particularly during the pre-spawn and post-spawn periods when walleye are actively feeding. Focus on areas with rocky structure, drop-offs, and current breaks. A popular technique is trolling crankbaits or jigs along the bottom. One local tip is to pay attention to water clarity; walleye prefer slightly stained water, so target areas where visibility is reduced. Be aware of the regulations regarding size and bag limits for walleye on the Snake River, and consider using a fish finder to locate submerged structure and schools of baitfish.