Pause, drop your tip and let the jig touch bottom once again. When casting to aggressive walleyes, let the jig fall to the bottom before popping it a foot or two. Then, let it free fall to the bottom once more trying to keep no slack in the line. Dragging can be extremely effective when fish are lazy. Lastly, we'll mail this issue plus the next two issues directly to your home.
Taut line is imperative.
Walleyes will most often take the bait on the pause. Quivering is a variation of dragging used when walleyes are extremely inactive, such as times right after spawning or a cold front. Just drop the jig along the bottom, pause with a little slack line and gently shake your rod tip back and forth. Lift the jig a little. If it feels heavier than it should, set the hook.