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Walleye Searchers Forum: RochesterAngler.com
This forum contains the club’s newsletters and tournament details, plus much of the club’s business and activities are discussed there. It is open to the public so anyone can read the forum. If you have any questions about the club, just register on the forum and make a post.

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Once registered and logged into the forum, click on “User CP” (User Control Panel) at the top of the screen.

Click on “Change Signature” on the left side of screen.

Type your first and last name as your signature.

Club Meetings
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The club meets the first Monday of every month unless it falls on a holiday, then we will meet on the second Monday of the month. The meetings start at 7:00 PM at the Elk’s Club (formerly Bon’s Buffet) 652 Hwy 52 N in the Hillcrest Shopping Center.

 
What Is Walleye Searchers of MN and Where Do They Fish?
The Walleye Searchers of Minnesota nonprofit fishing club is located in Rochester, MN. Most of our fishing is done on the Mississippi River in Pool 4 between Red Wing and Wabasha. For twenty miles the Mississippi widens to two miles across and forms Lake Pepin. This lake, along with the backwaters above and below it, holds large amounts of walleye and sauger. The backwaters are very scenic and provide numerous sheltered areas to fish in.

Any walleye over five pounds or sauger over three pounds is considered large in this part of the state. There are times when you and your partner can catch and release 50 walleyes in a day. These hot bites most often occur in cold water. The water below the Red Wing dam never freezes so it is possible to fish out of your boat all year long. In these waters just about any kind of presentation can be used while searching for walleyes.

Club's Mailing Address
Walleye Searchers of MN
PO Box 661
Rochester, MN 55903