Fall Walleye Locations
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- Опубліковано 24 вер 2019
- In this video I drive through fall walleye locations and find fish! The goal was to make this a very informational video with a focus on fall walleye fishing transition areas. I show a lot of side imaging, down imaging and sonar shots. If you are having a challenge getting on walleye in the fall period this video should point you in the right direction. Fall is my favorite season to be walleye fishing and I am looking forward to making more fall videos! Thanks for watching!
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Tom is one of the few anglers that actually cares about people learning something from his videos.
uncut angling is amazing for that.
Tom Boley is amazing for that
@@JJ-kz7sm he is the best 👌
Tom- Every like is an angler appreciating what you are doing. Thank you so much. Be proud !!!
Some of the best instructional videos anglers could ever ask for.
This is the BEST how too video I have ever seen on using the humminbird.
Another great video, Tom. Love the Helix shots and views of fish, what they look like, and how they set-up.
This stuff is pure gold ! Love your videos Tom. They are EXCELLENT. They have really helped me understand both walleye seasonal movements, but also what structural elements look like on sonar and how the fish relate to them. Great stuff!
Thank you
These are my favorite types of videos. Lots of good info and the sonar shots showing exactly what your talking about.
Thanks for watching.
Thanks, again for the help! Helping me to interpret what it is that I am seeing on my 'birds. Nobody is as helpful as you!!!
Thanks for watching!
Great info! I really love how in depth you get with these!
GREAT video Tom. Appreciate the time spent to put this together.
This was a excellent video, your right it's hard to determine what fish are to rock. But your right getting used to it is th key
Excellent explanations and Tom is a very good teacher! I have just subscribed. Thanks Tom!
I love your videos, Tom, even these older ones that pop up in my feed are relevent and informative. Great info!
Thanks! This is a great class in learning to read the various types of sonar and how to find fish.
tom absolutely love your vids dude so much great info has helped me alot!!!
I learn something every time I watch his videos... fantastic angler.
Love your videos Tom. Have helped this bass head improve my walleye game quite a bit!
Awesome!! watching your videos I'm slowly learning how to use my helix7 finding fish in new waters. Keep up the good tutorials!!
Great video Tom thanks for sharing that info. I like your detailed breakdown of the small details that really help .
Enjoy watching your videos, learning a lot about electronics , fish location & presentations. Thanks, keep up the good work.
Thanks for watching
Informative video. Great explanation of fall Walleye.
Thanks Tom…good info on using tech! Very informative
Great job tom, you broke it down the best way possible on side imaging. Like you told larry smith it is somewhat challenging reading side imaging
Great video thanks for taking the time.
Thanks for the informational videos! Your videos are very in depth, and thought out.
Thanks
You're awesome man. Good concise info and no bs! Keep up the good work!
Thank you
Unreal - my question was just answered in this video. Like you read my mind. Thanks.
Tom: I have learned more from your videos than I have all the others .
Do you remember the fishing videos of the 80-90s? Those guys were pretty tight lipped and often quite vague when compared to this new generation of pro fisherman.
Another awesome video! I know every lake is a bit different, but what do you find are the best ballpark settings for down and side imaging as far as sensitivity and contrast numbers?
Great video again! Thanks
Thanks for watching
Great video Tom on interpreting bottom. Love to see more screen shots of side imaging of dissociating fish from other structure at various depths and bottoms. Also would love to see more breakdowns of strategy for musky. Tired of watching the usual suspects talk two seconds about strategy. I hope you can make it down to the Croix this fall for some Musky.
thanxs for the info
Hey Tom! Great content!
Thanks
great videos
Dude, you are awesome!!! Your videos are on point, and you have answered so many questions I have had about how to find Walleyes and what it looks like (real time) on the hummingbird. Geez!!! Keep'em coming bro. Thanks a bunch!!
Great video!
Thanks
Awesome video!
Thanks
I enjoy your videos, how about one down imaging basics.
Hey. Is there any way U could do a video like this on laurel lake ky for me. I'm dying out here. We got walleye but I just can't find them.
Just a look and a few pin point on navionics would be phenomenal!
Awesome! What screen views are you pre-setting? Looked like sonar/SI; SI/DI, and full screen SI.
Are you using your other unit for GPS?
Hi Tom, I've been watching your walleye videos for quite a while now. Trying all the tactics you've been using. This whole season in Northeast Ohio the walleye bite has been pretty much non existent. I primarily fish Berlin Reservoir which is generally fairly stained. Tons of fish on sonar but just can't get them to bite. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks for the videos, love them.
great vids...is that a Helix 9 Gen 3?? or?
Had just subscribed recently and have been watching and learning. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, I do have one question on the Hummingbird unit. I saw you activated a setting to turn a certain depth or contour green on the map to help you see where large ledges were that may hold fish. How is that done with the Hummingbird Helix 9 GN3 SI DI?
Hit the menu button twice, then go down to depth highlight and you can set what depth you want. Then you can set depth range +/- how ever many feet you wanna see on the deeper and shallower side of what you chose as your depth highlight.
I recently purchased a Helix 7, I’m still learning how to use it, but I think the info I gave is accurate... at least I hope it does. 👍🏼 Good luck.
Jason Mitchell is good too
Do you have a multi-transducer setup? I'm struggling to get clear images on my MEGA unit. My next option is to add another transducer, one for each side for SI.
If you're fishing a northern wisconsin lake that is 90'+, is it worth driving over 40' or 50'+ to find fish? Can you rule out deeper depths at any time of year?
Just found this video, and you've already answered many of my questions I'd asked previously. Have you made any videos showing side imaging screenshots from an 800 series, or 1100 series Humminbird? These are my current head units, and I'm having difficulty determining what's fish on them. The g3n is much clearer. Thanks for taking the time to create such educational videos!
I've never run those unites so unfortunately I dont have shots from them
Tom I'm going to be on Round Lake in Hayward. You have any tips for Walleye out there? Is Round a good Walleye lake?
Appreciate the knowledge being dropped ill fish for rocks for 32 more hours as long as I learn to use these electronics to hunt em down 🤣
Would you try vertical jigging in these situations, or backing off and casting to the fish?
Check out a video I did a few days ago called the best walleye lure
Hi Tom I'm from Poland. Thank you very much for your videos. You just opened my water. Please do a video Down Imaging settings.
Thanks and I may have a video from july that talked about that.
Ok. Thank you very much for your help.
Tom how about some river videos. Same
Thing how to find fish but in a river system.
I can never seem to spot walleyes on my graph. I don't know if maybe the walleyes hug the bottom closer than they do in your lakes.
Do you bottom zoom to get a better view of closer to the bottom?
Depends on the lake. Generally shallower the fish the closer to bottom
if anyone knows how to make a meme - what fish look like when Tom Boley is graphing - what fish look like when I am graphing.
most like the Lindners are just commercials
Prolly not the greatest idea to show people where to catch walleye on a lake chain closed to walleye. I know you can still fish for them, but as a guide, you should have covered the gps data and lake name to help protect this fragile chain.
I've never been to that lake in my life. Those spots might suck but those are just examples of what I look for.
Tom Boley bro, love your vids, but this was plain bad behavior. You know there are going to be guys hitting those spots tomorrow. That is my home system and it has been fragile for years. Walleye have been closed for 5 years because of overharvest from spearing. Please please please be careful where you show gps info.
@@lktomwalleye minnesota dnr has youtube videos of walleye egg hatching techniques. Just sayin.
Loren Debold what does that have to do with anything? The Wisconsin DNR put millions of walleye into the system that he’s fishing because they were becoming extinct- then the DNR closed this system to walleye for 5 years to try and jumpstart the system. Hell, the DNR even went as far as to to create spawning habitat for them to make it easier to reproduce. Then Tom posts a video of gps coordinates on where to find them that is viewed by thousands??! That was just plain out irresponsible!!
@@lktomwalleye ease up dude. Its 8am. If i lived on such a nice lake which struggled with walleye population, id have a mini hatchery in my garage. Thats all.