Are dropshots legal in Detroit? They’re not allowed in any other river in Michigan? Edit- they are allowed on Great Lakes connected water ways, but not rivers. With boats a connected waterway has to be 2.5 miles wide. Not sure if that’s the same for fishing rules. Seems like it would be. So most rivers connected to a Great Lake are not “connected waterways”. Detroit isn’t 2.5 wide, but maybe has special status with all the international shipping?
@@fatherpetey2866 How would I know that or care? It’s in the 2023 fishing book in a dropshotting section. Someone showed me after I talked about using dropshots in another river.
@@fatherpetey2866 Drop-Shotting: The practice of having a weight suspended below a single-pointed hook that is tied directly to the main fishing line is lawful on inland lakes,drowned river mouths, Great Lakes and Great Lakes Connecting Waters only. This gear may not be used on rivers or streams. 🎤🫳
Hey Sizzlechest, great to see you built a huge fishing empire. Very happy for all your success.
Get out of the boat and push us off the sandbar!!
Awesome video Jon ! Another one of your many alternate ways to catch walleye, thanks for sharing 🎣
Nice. Good job. Looking forward to giving it a try.
Another great video thx for the tips!
Happy to support local! Thank you for the tips
awesome vid Jon
Gonna try it...thanks for the schoolin!
Thanks for sharing.
im new to this how about a video on how to actually tie the hook on
I’m new to drop shotting, so I’m confused about the bite, do you feel the bite? Or are you watching the line for movement?
Thanks for the awesome video! I'm going to try this tomorrow morning!
what drop shot knot are you using, not a palomar with the tag end back through the eye to the weight
Thank you for the info. I will implement this technique.
Great video Jon! I assume since you are fishing the bottom, time of day doesn't matter as much?
Bro is the goat of catching walleye 😎💪🏾🔥🔥🔥 subscribing & following your lead captain!
Awesomeness thanks for sharing your dialed in to that rig wow!!!!!
Nice video. I am surprised you don't need a stinger hook on it though. Each time I jigged the D I needed the stinger.
What size and color Bondy worm are you using there? Tried to find it on your site but, couldnt find the exact color you had.
Purple Rain 3.75”
Would this set up with the 3/8ths weight work in the stronger current of StClair river? Or would I have to bump the weight up ?Thanks.
I can’t answer for him, but I believe you adjust your boat speed in order to keep your line vertical.
Can’t go wrong with 5/8s to one ounce weight from 15’to 50’. Three hooks in Michigan waters 😃😃. Nice video Jon. Love your plastics 🎣🎣🐟🐟😃
Nice video! I will have to pick some of your new worms up. Nicely done!
Yes because there is nothing attached to the weight like buoyant plastic is where on a jig so you don’t need as much.
What was the hook knott please?
Do you ever use a stinger ? TC
Are you controlling the drift like jigging or spot locked Jon?
Drifting
Are dropshots legal in Detroit? They’re not allowed in any other river in Michigan?
Edit- they are allowed on Great Lakes connected water ways, but not rivers. With boats a connected waterway has to be 2.5 miles wide. Not sure if that’s the same for fishing rules. Seems like it would be. So most rivers connected to a Great Lake are not “connected waterways”. Detroit isn’t 2.5 wide, but maybe has special status with all the international shipping?
Since when?
@@fatherpetey2866 How would I know that or care? It’s in the 2023 fishing book in a dropshotting section. Someone showed me after I talked about using dropshots in another river.
@@sparxsdiesel it's not in there. Learn to read guy
@@fatherpetey2866 Drop-Shotting: The practice of having a weight suspended below a single-pointed hook that is tied directly to the main fishing line is lawful on inland lakes,drowned river mouths, Great Lakes and Great Lakes Connecting Waters only. This gear may not be used on rivers or streams. 🎤🫳
Ok I’ll get a hooked on phonics tape ordered. Thanks