By Mike Gnatkowski | The best walleye fishing of the year may be just one cold front away. As Labor Day passes and water temperatures begin to fall, walleyes begin a seasonal migration that can produce some of the year’s most consistent action. Fish that spent summer suspended over deep basins, roaming expansive mud flats, or relating to prominent deep structure begin pushing toward breaks, weedlines, reefs, points, and then eventually back toward late-season feeding areas and wintering areas.
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