Walleye on Handcrafted Lures | S3E02 | The Canadian Angle
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2022
- On this episode, Jay Siemens walks us through the art of making lures at home for walleye and puts them to test on the water. A beautiful day turns into a perfect opportunity to cook out on the boat
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Absolutely love the variety of content that MeatEater is putting out
Me too I'm Glade rinella has a Netflix deal but I miss his you tube vids
Rarely watch fishing content. But Jay is the shit!
I love that Jay uses his teeth to clip line. That's realism right there!
Dentists love it too!
Its got that homebrew feel
@@N2theBlue1
If you use 6lb test and below youll be fine unless youre using braid lol
Yup chipped a tooth doing that over the years
Jay’s Jigs!
My dad started me on fly fishing and tying flies when I was about eight. Catching a fish on something that you made yourself is a different kind of joy.
Living the dream
Truly is .
I want to see Aaron join Jay on a MeatEater special 39hours vs. Steve and another legend vs. Cal with another legend. Don’t let that statement detract from how great Jay’s videos are.
Could have one guy with Jay and the other with Aaron, 2v2 ?
Jay working with meat eater now ! Awesome
You guys are striking gold. I love making my own plastic and lead but amazed about how few people know about shooting plastic lures. Meateater has all our backs and I can’t thank them enough. Watching my kids catch crappie on my hand made road runners is incredibly fulfilling!
Awesome video jay!
So pumped you partnered up with meat eater!
I initially bounced off this series for some reason, but glad I came back to it. Loving the series even though I'm the world's fourth most reluctant fisherman.
Great video! Jay is putting out some of my favorite content on the channel!
Gotta love the full-circle serendipity, this is a genuine craftsman here
Gold eyes are about to start running on the Winnipeg river. Smoked gold eye is the absolute best thing in any of our waters. Literally amazing. Two foot plung bonnet with like a #2 snell and a chunk of a crawler. It’s a blast, great for kids and when your on them you bang em
You are so fortunate to have quality waters to fish. We hav lots of lakes here in Michigan that sportsmen dollars pay to stock. Soon as the fish are legal size the tribe comes with their nets and clean out the lake. That’s a fact.
Love these videos so much. A lesson, some explanation and success. You are awesome Jay! I used to fish a small lake as a little kid- I loved it. Thanks for taking us along on your passion ride for fishing! 🐟🐟 🥾🥾😎
What a treat this was. Reminds me of when I was a kid. Thanks a million for sharing.
MAN! You are livin' the DREAM!
I've dabbled in the art of making soft plastic lures a bit. Its definitely a skill worth knowing for the serious fisherman. I would suggest starting with open pour molds, since its simpler and cheaper to get into. The only tools you need are a cheap microwave to melt the plastic, an old glass measuring cup, something to stir with, and the molds. No need for any of the injector stuff. The downside is you have to pour each lure individually and it is harder to get multicolor lures to laminate properly. If you get the injector stuff, you need more tools and are more limited in what patterns are possible, but its easier to use. I haven't made any lures in a year or so because of financial pressure. I want to get an injection setup for the increased production, but I can't afford it right now.
Great job Jay! Love the drone shots and all the amazing golden hour shots after diner! Love it!
Jay is the perfect fishing buddy. Very creative friendly and social.
The luremaking segment was super interesting.
This is hands down the best fishing video I have ever seen. Making your own lures, cooking fish that you caught, and fishing on a boat. What more could you ask for in a video. I think you guys are going to turn a lot of people on to making their own lures.
Best Canadian Angle episode yet.
really enjoy this show. Jay needs his own meateater podcast.
As always another great meat eater video, love the mix up
I’ve been DYING to get into this! Thanks for the video! The channel is killing it!
Another reel good one Jay, keep slammin em!
What an awesome episode!
You are the man.
Awesome! Really love it
This is sick content. I had no idea how fish jigs were made and now I want to make them! Great job boys
Awesome stuff!!
So good Jay...u make it look so easy 😀
I love the fishing content on the channel guys, keep it up
Meateater hasn't had a bad series yet. I absolutely love them all. I started out with Steve and meateater original on danger tv.. and watched it grow. All these shows are nothing without the hosts. Steve, Janis, Ryan, Mark, Jay, Joe. And any others I may have forgotten. To all of you. Thanks from the bottom of my heart. When is Joe coming back. Love his humor and knowledge. Wouldn't mind seeing Joe have a show with Eric from Hooked Up.
Love, Love Love the boat !
Great video. We make a lot of our own swim baits and love seeing you using white.
Great episode, Jay. Now I'm craving some walleye. D:
Great video, bud. 👍
Great episode Jay walleye are so fun to catch. Biggest for me is over 8lb.
Nice to see Jay team up with Steve, 48 hour alumni
Great video.. Inga never beat a fish you caught then 30 minutes later in your cooking it's the best. 🎣🎣🎣
Awesome show
Love the content @meateater jay is a master!
Jay is awesome! Get him back on the podcast and maybe even on for some trivia!
Awesome video!!!!!
Thats is so awesome, gonna look into those swimbaits! Great job man!
Went to boundary waters in june on the Minnesota side, they told us to use leeches and slip bobers. Didnt have much luck. Spinners and spoons worked well even with walleye
He is an inspiration for me
Nice vid!
just started making my own chatterbaits, with store bought trailers. gotta start somewehere. maybe next year i start pouring my own plastic. but i love throwing the chatterbaits I made because its gonna be more special to catch one.
this is a hobby i didn't know i needed
Great job. I’d like to try it.
Such an awesome video. I would love to see a collab w/ Marling Baits. That would be epic!
Cool vid buddy. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Love this content
the king of master baiters!
Great content!
perfect timing im off for a week of fishing !
So dope thanks
This has me wanting to make lures again.
They need to start back up the Bent podcast. I miss that show.
Nice I’m your biggest fan
Love it
Jay’s jigs baby!
Happy Canada Day Jay! 🇨🇦 Keep the quality content coming. Watching and enjoying from my place here on Taylor Bay, Lake of the Woods.
Happy Canada Day
Da Canadian Jay woot woot
buddy you need to check out epic bait molds some huge ones good for pike and musky seriously have a look
Terrific show. Where did you find the bump board and gas stove.
I'd buy some Jays jigs !!!!
Marling Baits would like to have a word…
Love fishing in Ontario
Dear Jay:
Please come organize my garage, basement, boat, fishing and hunting equipment.
Sincerely,
Mike in Wisco
"I just heard the 350°F oven ding."
*Reaches in and grabs hook bare handed....
This is where I dream to end up in life
Does the baking at 350 for 20 minutes affect the condition of the hook material? I feel like it could change the structure of the metal from the factory; like hardness or temper?
Nothing beats fishing, except maybe hunting.
I wonder why more people in Erie don't use more swimbaits. we use mostly deep divers some people use crawler harnesses like the Erie Deary some spoons as well. but here on the northeast Ohio section of Erie hardly anyone tries this technique.
You can use this technique when the walleye are in the bays but the bulk of the walleye fishing is done in deeper water in Erie. Lake of the woods and Lake Erie are so different it’s hard to compare them. Jay mentioned in the video having trouble working swim baits effectively in deeper water so imagine the difficulty in 30-70ft of water
@@samsherdhaliwal9265 yeah true. but I'm going to try it pier fishing in Lorain we catch em pretty shallow at night. I'll let you know if it works
Loving the flag on your left sleeve!🇺🇸🇺🇸
If you’re looking for lead, get ahold of your local service plumber. You might need to take a hammer to their cast iron scrap pile with safety glasses but a lot of lead can be salvaged out of old hub and spigot fittings.
I like that shirt I want a black meateater hoodie
This may be a dumb question....but are you on the English river and if so are you on Abraham....it just looked exact to where I fished for 15 yrs
Jay, what are your thoughts on dry aged fish? Saw a youtube video on it once, seems interesting!
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What happened to the mullet?
Great episode! One more safety item for lead work is shoes. Don't do this in sandals or barefoot.
What style of costa are those
Nice jays on meat eater...... where's Steve?
So you don’t heat your molds up before putting lead in them?
Sometimes!
I worked in a pead refinery for years, so I was able to get 50kg pigs anytime I wanted. I have enough for a lifetime
Franks: He puts that shit on everything.
I cannot recommend “Marling Baits” YT channel highly enough for anyone who enjoyed this videos topic.
Bake at 350° i coulda swore he said lead melts at 350? Kinda dancin on that fine line ay?
Crazy glue? I only know Manny glue
If you want to see amazing bait making go watch some worlds worst fishing he does amazing soft plastics or Marling baits he does a lot of crazy wood hard baits but does some plastics too.
Life
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Does jay have his own UA-cam or anything?
Yes, he has an awesome UA-cam channel! Just search Jay Siemens on UA-cam, and you'll find it.
Happy Canada Day btw! 🇨🇦
Jay does have a youtube channel but Sam is the real star, Jay is ok also.🙂
What happened to Steve