Great video and hitting all the major and minor details. Headed out tomorrow morning and going to slip bobber for some walleyes and saugeyes so this was exactly what I needed to see. Keep up the great content!
I really enjoy new water breakdowns. Part one: New lake analysis at home. I want to watch you read the topo map and identify what structure, depth, presentation (if you do and don't have Livescope) you're going to start with. Part Two: Going out on water and and working through your structure and how you react to water temp/vegetation/bottom composition. Changing strategies if you do and don't have Livescope.
There he is !!!!! Myyyy man how we doin !!!!! Crazy brother definitely 1 technique I truly don’t think I ever tried but have to dial in on Next episode post spawn smallmouth movements where they at , what there eatin , an where there heading let’s go TJ !
Justin! Always love your comments brother! 😂. Haven’t don’t many vids on smallies but may have to be something in the radar to break up all the walleye content!
@@tjsguideservice hahahah good I’m glad to hear that my man !! SMH I got so many questions man for so many different species wish there was a better way to throw information back an fourth !!
I use a mount, shuttle, and pole from Arclab! I have some links in the description if you’re interested. Otherwise here is a breakdown of how I do it. ua-cam.com/video/71knr7sJyS0/v-deo.htmlsi=zsdnER_l4dFc1umP
Hey Paul, you really can’t go wrong either way! More about preference. Be sharp shooter is longer, but also is telescoping so it can fit into more rod lockers. It’s a little heavier because it is longer. The precision shooter is awesome as well. A little shorter, but doesn’t fit into my rod locker at 7’5”. It is not telescoping, but is also a lighter and more maneuverable. So depends on if your wanting max length or lighter rod. I have both and use both a lot! I sometimes use the longer one for my bomb casts and the shorter one for closer casts. But both are great
Awesome instructional video brother! Thank you! I’m just getting into the walleye game with the new boat purchase and this vid should help me out tremendously! Cheers
I would like you to talk about your livescope mounded in the middle of your boat and the advantages and disadvantages for that location..i seems lije it needs to be in the front to help with boat control...
It definitely has its pros and cons. This video should help a lot! I can actually move it up front when I want. ua-cam.com/video/71knr7sJyS0/v-deo.htmlsi=Om1yWE-uFRfwbqH7
Good info! I’ve had better hook ups when I use the plain hooks that the eyelet faces forward instead of towards the back. Vmc makes some nice red ones. Awesome videos!!
A bead works good above that swivel so the egg sinker doesn't wear on the braid knot.... Vmc make some tungsten weights also that are pretty popular too for a little more weight
Love that insight, Patrick! I started doing that some as well and I like that little trick! That is another reason I use split shots as well. Doesn’t seem to wear quite as bad on the knot
MORE great info presented in a super efficient and informative way??? Yes please! Also, what color palette gives you the black screen for your livescope? I run blue typically but this black looks like good contrast as well. Thanks!
Will do! Off the top of my head, I think they are the ones from northland. I have bought so many over the years and I only have the plastic bags left so I can exactly tell. 😂
First I would get your distances down. That can only come with a ton for practice. Then I like to pick a point on shore I think the livescope is pointing to and try to intersect it at that fistance
@@tjsguideservice I agree with the other commenters that bottom bouncing with livescope would be interesting. I’ve also started using and have some success on the drop shot. Would love to see your take on that. Thanks again.
What other presentations would you like to see?
bottom bouncers!
@@steveon12noted! Appreciate the feedback!
Agree videos on some bottom bouncing techniques would be great. Love all your content!
@@deannahelget2356 appreciate that!
TJ, is that night mode on your Garmin with the black background? Thanks, enjoy your videos…..
Great video and hitting all the major and minor details. Headed out tomorrow morning and going to slip bobber for some walleyes and saugeyes so this was exactly what I needed to see. Keep up the great content!
Thanks, JD! Glad you found it helpful! Good luck tomorrow!
Sometimes on the slip bobber knot I also burn the ends of the slip bobber knots so they don't unravel.. just a suggestion but be careful 😉
@@patrickethier6190 I was actually going to do that but I found some ones that don’t fray now! 😂
I really enjoy new water breakdowns. Part one: New lake analysis at home. I want to watch you read the topo map and identify what structure, depth, presentation (if you do and don't have Livescope) you're going to start with. Part Two: Going out on water and and working through your structure and how you react to water temp/vegetation/bottom composition. Changing strategies if you do and don't have Livescope.
You bet!! Appreciate the insight, Jake! Great insight and definitely want to do more of those this summer
Hands down...my favorite fish to eat!!!
Tough to beat fresh walleye!
Great info.. learned a ton. Thanks!
Thanks for the comment, Dave! Glad you found it helpful!
Awesome video! Do you ever pull small cranks with lead core in deeper water? This is my go to later in the year, salmo hornets in 25-30 FOW.
I have not done that, I am not much of a troller, but i bet it’s super effective!
What screen color and setting are you using with the black background?
It is actually the “blue” color scheme, but I edit out the blue because I think it looks nicer. Wish they would make this one!
@tjsguideservice I did play with blue and yellow screen. I found that putting the unit to night mode made a difference.
There he is !!!!! Myyyy man how we doin !!!!! Crazy brother definitely 1 technique I truly don’t think I ever tried but have to dial in on
Next episode post spawn smallmouth movements where they at , what there eatin , an where there heading let’s go TJ !
Justin! Always love your comments brother! 😂. Haven’t don’t many vids on smallies but may have to be something in the radar to break up all the walleye content!
@@tjsguideservice hahahah good I’m glad to hear that my man !! SMH I got so many questions man for so many different species wish there was a better way to throw information back an fourth !!
@@Justin_Mooney11 ha! Well no promises I’ll answer em all but feel free to reach out on here or Instagram any time!
@@tjsguideservice gotchu brother I’m always talkin as in whenever you have time terms but sounds good thank you sir ! ( hopefully can find it haha )
What mount do you use for your livescope transducer?
I use a mount, shuttle, and pole from Arclab! I have some links in the description if you’re interested. Otherwise here is a breakdown of how I do it.
ua-cam.com/video/71knr7sJyS0/v-deo.htmlsi=zsdnER_l4dFc1umP
@@tjsguideservice thanks man appreciate it
I kayak fish with no electronics do you recommend a weighted slip bobber or a slip bobber with no weight to determine the depth of the lake
I still like a weighted slip bobber as you can still tell if your bait is on bottom. Just helps a little to get the bobber to sit upright.
Good bit of tips in this video!! Like that cast tip!! Putting that in my memory!!
Thanks, Craig! Nothing worse than getting your bobber snagged up! Hope you’re doing well!
Hey TJ, I was thinking about buying either the Genesis Sharp shooter or the Precision Shooter. Would you recommend one over the other?
Hey Paul, you really can’t go wrong either way! More about preference. Be sharp shooter is longer, but also is telescoping so it can fit into more rod lockers. It’s a little heavier because it is longer. The precision shooter is awesome as well. A little shorter, but doesn’t fit into my rod locker at 7’5”. It is not telescoping, but is also a lighter and more maneuverable. So depends on if your wanting max length or lighter rod. I have both and use both a lot! I sometimes use the longer one for my bomb casts and the shorter one for closer casts. But both are great
Try doing a bottom bouncing video using the livescope, it’s deadly
He we will use a dropshot rig to kind of do the same thing.
Haven’t done bottom bouncing in quite some time, but there’s been a couple requests! Maybe break it out again!?
For sure! With the technology now, it’s much easier to use a dropshot to target those groups of fish!
I use a 1 1/2 to 2 oz bottom bouncer with the Northland spinners with the little foam floats on them, super cool to see the fish chase them LIVE
@@patgingras5974 that does sound awesome! May have to try that!
Another great video! Very informative, thank you!
Appreciate the support, Brandon! 👊
Awesome instructional video brother! Thank you! I’m just getting into the walleye game with the new boat purchase and this vid should help me out tremendously! Cheers
Appreciate that! Congrats on the boat purchase. I have a ton of instructional vids, especially if you’re looking for walleyes!
Heck yeah, I’ll be sure to check em all out! Thanks again
What color palette is that on this video?
This is the blue color palette that I edit because I think the black looks better haha
I would like you to talk about your livescope mounded in the middle of your boat and the advantages and disadvantages for that location..i seems lije it needs to be in the front to help with boat control...
It definitely has its pros and cons. This video should help a lot! I can actually move it up front when I want.
ua-cam.com/video/71knr7sJyS0/v-deo.htmlsi=Om1yWE-uFRfwbqH7
Good info! I’ve had better hook ups when I use the plain hooks that the eyelet faces forward instead of towards the back. Vmc makes some nice red ones. Awesome videos!!
Thank you! Appreciate the insight, I’ll have to look into those!
A bead works good above that swivel so the egg sinker doesn't wear on the braid knot.... Vmc make some tungsten weights also that are pretty popular too for a little more weight
Love that insight, Patrick! I started doing that some as well and I like that little trick! That is another reason I use split shots as well. Doesn’t seem to wear quite as bad on the knot
When I put my bobber stops on and cut the length I want, I'll take a Bic lighter to the ends to prevent any type of fraying.
Great idea! If I get those cheaper stops again I will definitely do that!
TJ, is that night mode on your Garmin with the black background? Enjoy your videos….
Thanks for the comment, Tom! This is the Blue color palette and I take out the blue and change it to black when I edit because it’s easier to see
MORE great info presented in a super efficient and informative way??? Yes please! Also, what color palette gives you the black screen for your livescope? I run blue typically but this black looks like good contrast as well. Thanks!
You bet!! Any presentations you’d like to see?
It is actually the blue color palette and I edit out the blue because I like the look of it better! 😂
@@tjsguideservice No no, I'm meant that about this video : ) You just keep on rolling. Thanks!!
If you think of the name of those knots let me know. Thanks!
Will do! Off the top of my head, I think they are the ones from northland. I have bought so many over the years and I only have the plastic bags left so I can exactly tell. 😂
Pretty sure you did one last year, but I loved the video on hunting down the pelagic fish with swimbaits. Great way to fish!
Yes!! That is such an addicting way to fish! Did you see this one?
ua-cam.com/video/Fo3hgx2HDSw/v-deo.htmlsi=IRh9V8ihgJkaBC-c
@@tjsguideservice So good!!
Great vid, thank you. Any tips on accurate casting when you can’t be directly behind the livescope pole and have to cast to an intersect point?
First I would get your distances down. That can only come with a ton for practice. Then I like to pick a point on shore I think the livescope is pointing to and try to intersect it at that fistance
Great advice. Never thought of a point on shore as a reference.
Another great video TJ. Looking forward to the rest of the series!
Appreciate you! Any presentations you want to see?
@@tjsguideservice I agree with the other commenters that bottom bouncing with livescope would be interesting. I’ve also started using and have some success on the drop shot. Would love to see your take on that. Thanks again.
Good stuff
Appreciate you taking the time to comment! Glad you enjoyed! 👊
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Love it! Thanks TJ!❤️🎣
Evan! Appreciate it brother! Any presentations you want to see?
@@tjsguideservice not walleye related but I think a top water Bass or Muskie video would be pretty sweet!🎣
@@evanmalison4489 I’ve been wanting to do that for a while! I would love to get some sick slo mo eats! 😍
Maybe a video where you don’t cheat with technology, your grandpa is disappointed in you
There it is! Didn’t know you could comment on UA-cam with a rotary phone… impressive! 😉
Do you use a fishing pole to fish? If so, your ancestors are disappointed in you. You should be using a stick
Womp Womp
@@tjsguideservicesomeone’s just jealous they don’t have live scope
Really, anti scoping is all over, with technology comes responsibility if used responsibly it’s just a tool, haters going to hate