Lake Erie Walleye - How to use Offshore Boards and Snapweights

Tutorial on how to use offshore planer boards and 2oz snap weights for walleye trolling.
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[@randymiller5008]

You don't ever quit 🧐 NO Matter What.... 🎣🤙

[@randymiller5008]

I'd rather go down with the Ship than Quit 😅 🎣🤙

[@Moondog9322]

I enjoyed your video. I also appreciate how neat you keep your boat. Nice job!

[@leakyjonboatco.7419]

Thank you! Its better to keep everything organized while trying to net and get rods out!

[@donbrewer7936]

Think you can extend that net lol

[@user-xy9cq7cv9t]

love the video,i been meaning to go out on lake erie out of small boat harbor in buffalo when the season opens with my 14ft boat.any advice?it would be my first time going up to erie, usually troll the finger lakes for trout.thank you great video

[@leakyjonboatco.7419]

I have no advice for that side of the lake. I would say you gotta be very very careful.

[@brianlemaster2101]

20 plus 2 at 20 is 18 feet depth at 1.5 mph for shallow diver.

[@barddzen]

What is like to know, being a noob at this type of fishing is: how do you know how much line to let out for your sticks or other lures? How far out on each staggered board? Shallow on the outer? Deep towards boat? How do I reel in a fish without getting everything tangled?

[@leakyjonboatco.7419]

There’s an app you can use called precision trolling and some good ol’ homework on the internet can tell you.

[@barddzen]

@@leakyjonboatco.7419I got the app and printed out some stuff so should be good.

[@user-vs4kk3rt2d]

How deep are you fishing

[@leakyjonboatco.7419]

I believe 38-40fow that time of year