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Structure such as weeds, rocks, timber and manmade cover will attract and hold fish, both predators and prey. Walleyes will often relate to their choice of structure, holding along the outer edges while feeding on baitfish. They'll continue to maintain this position as long as they're not overly pressured. As angling activity increases, the fish will usually drop back within the heavy cover and become inactive.

Tennessee's Bill Dance Honey Holes: Bill Dance offers professional tips when fishing for Walleye on Dale Hollow Lake.

Tennessee's Bill Dance Honey Holes: Bill Dance offers professional tips for fishing Sauger on Cordell Hull Lake.