When these young predators grow larger, they will eat the insect larvae, minnows, crayfish, and other species that preyed on them. To locate game fish, anglers can take advantage of the schooling habit of prey fish. For example, in Lake Superior schools of smelt or herring will put anglers within range of salmon or lake trout. These predators follow schools of forage fish. They feed from just below the forage species.
Walleyes follow schools of yellow perch.
No one ever said fishing was easy, but experts do say that if you can locate the fish you have an excellent chance of scoring. If you watch for schools and apply what you know, you're bound to become a more successful angler. Should you have any questions or comments feel free to e-mail me.