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You know it’s true! If you love to fish for Walleye, you just have to pass that 30 plus inch benchmark and until you do things just never feel complete, right? This week on the Montana Outdoor Podcast your host Downrigger Dale talks to Ken Ault and his girlfriend and fishing partner Amy McComas about Ken’s seemingly never ending quest to get his 30 plus incher! This podcast is A LOT of fun to watch or listen to. You will hear how Ken and Amy decided to switch from bottom bouncing to jigging. And how they researched the latest technology all to become better at one of their favorite things to do together, fishing for Walleye. Which brings us to another really good reason to click here to watch or to listen to this podcast and that is you will learn a lot about trying new ways to fish for walleye and probably find out that fishing can be an amazing thing to with the one you love. On top of that you will also learn about Nelson Reservoir which is a great place to fish for Walleye. Rigger was able to pull some good info out of Ken and Amy as far as the best place to put in this time a year and a few other great tips. But don’t worry Nelson anglers, Rigger was not able to get them to give up any a major Walleye secrets about that great waterway and after all isn’t half the fun getting on the water and starting your own quest? So, did Ken ever get that 30 plus inch Walleye? Well, you will have to click here to watch or stay here and listen to find out. We will tell you a little secret though, Amy got Her’s! 

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• To learn more about Nelson Reservoir, the fish you find in there and stocking reports click here.
• If you have any questions for Ken or Amy, just click here to email Downrigger Dale and he will track them down and get your questions answered.

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