How to Find and Catch Walleyes on a NEW LAKE

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  • Опубліковано 24 чер 2019
  • You guys asked for it so here it is. Fishing a new lake is always a challenge. Today we gave ourselves 1 day to target walleyes on a lake which we have basically no experience on. We talk about how to find good structure. How to find fish on structure. How to fish for them once you find walleyes. We have been uploading a lot of content lately but this one might have the most information of them all. Its a pretty crude video but should help you next time you are on a new lake. Thanks for watching and let me know what you think.
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  • @blake.everyday
    @blake.everyday 5 років тому +2

    Legit this is the perfect video for us guys who can't get on the water often. From the searching, to the cycling of techniques, and how to get your spots down and what to throw. Thank you for this. It'll help me this late summer when I make my trip up that way.

  • @dennisboyd_pcp
    @dennisboyd_pcp 5 років тому +2

    Awesome vid! Now this is what is needed...teaching us how to go to new lakes and start, try and learn. Thanks!

  • @DirtyJobsGuy1
    @DirtyJobsGuy1 5 років тому +2

    Boy, I’ve been wanting someone to do a video exactly like this! Such great info, especially on how to run up the edge of the weeds and look on side image for eyes! Please make more of these.

  • @Viciousone87
    @Viciousone87 5 років тому +1

    Awesome video, I'll be using some of these tips the next time I'm out. Keep up the great work Tom.

  • @johnuriniuk588
    @johnuriniuk588 5 років тому +1

    This is exactly what I do on any lake I am not familiar with or never fished before great video thanks for sharing your knowledge.

  • @travisteichmiller4662
    @travisteichmiller4662 5 років тому +2

    this is great content...very well done, would love to see more like this, even with other species. It will helps lots of people learn how to be more successful in their trips.

  • @davefletcher3878
    @davefletcher3878 5 років тому

    Well done, and thanks for taking the challenge of a new lake! Your tips should be helpful when I head up north in a few weeks.

  • @derecstrapon9931
    @derecstrapon9931 5 років тому +1

    Great job guys , really good info on using the bird to find fish and the mind set you have to locate them , love the new ideas keep it up !!

  • @jj7457
    @jj7457 5 років тому +2

    Great video guys. I think this kind of content is exactly what a lot of us are looking for. Really like the lake breakdown and electronics use. Finding fish is the hardest part.

    • @DirtyJobsGuy1
      @DirtyJobsGuy1 5 років тому

      I totally agree with that statement. Knowing how to breakdown a new lake using my hummingbird is a big challenge. Please keep it up.

  • @stevefarr8663
    @stevefarr8663 5 років тому +1

    Great video again, I have fished long before.. it’s been 3 years since I fished it but the size limit was 18” for eyes and no size limit on pike then... good job Tom

  • @JoeL-dr2zg
    @JoeL-dr2zg 5 років тому

    Excellent. That was very informative and better than a lot of videos I have seen.

  • @letitgo8336
    @letitgo8336 5 років тому +7

    Great info video maybe a quick equipment/bait setup

  • @kyleh.112
    @kyleh.112 5 років тому

    Great job guys! Fun to watch.

  • @Sapper19
    @Sapper19 5 років тому

    Awesome, Awesome vidio....one to watch and watch again...lots of great information.

  • @patayles6772
    @patayles6772 5 років тому

    you guys make one of the top walleye videos. i’ve never fished for walleye but i recently bought a used tracker targa for that reason. i’m trying to acquirer the right gear and i’m almost there. i live in western ny so i’m really needing to go to erie but being by myself i’m tryin to take in as much info as i can so i have a better chance and i like your videos because you explain everything you just dont get on here and say you put this bait on and catch fish. so thanks for the info keep making these.

  • @Dldemenge
    @Dldemenge 5 років тому

    Awesome video new lakes are a blast.

  • @roberturban2372
    @roberturban2372 5 років тому

    Excellent video! Love this informational yet entertaining content. Going up the Iron County in the U.P. this week to give some of these tactics a try!

  • @robertosterday5368
    @robertosterday5368 5 років тому

    Another GREAT video! Love it when you teach how to find the fish first then catch them!

  • @scottcaird1227
    @scottcaird1227 5 років тому

    great video, breaking down a lake and finding where the fish are is the hardest part. looking forward to more videos like this

  • @jonrausenberger7419
    @jonrausenberger7419 5 років тому +2

    Those blue gill beds are fun to see on the SI. another great Vid Tom!!

  • @fishwhistleoutdoors2097
    @fishwhistleoutdoors2097 5 років тому +20

    If humminbird isn't hooking you up they need to be.

  • @Mattfan1799
    @Mattfan1799 5 років тому

    Thanks for the insight guys.

  • @milehigh3054
    @milehigh3054 5 років тому

    Man.. your GPS unit is gold! Lots of great stuff here.. I'll have to re-watch it. to digest all of it. Almost to much. Lol but it's all there. Lol

  • @trowber24
    @trowber24 5 років тому

    Awesome video guys! I've been learning a lot from your videos. What are you using as a weight system to get your spinners down to the correct depth?

  • @hydrophilic2021
    @hydrophilic2021 5 років тому +3

    thumbs up fellas, genuinely appreciate you listening to the comments

  • @ksoutdoorsports
    @ksoutdoorsports 5 років тому +1

    I love long lake. Great video.

  • @czykrepublic4323
    @czykrepublic4323 5 років тому

    Great video!

  • @MsPrincesspaulina
    @MsPrincesspaulina 5 років тому

    Excellent how to video

  • @IntuitiveUniversity
    @IntuitiveUniversity 5 років тому +2

    Great job at finding them and losing them haha. I liked the video guys keep it up.

  • @mattking5242
    @mattking5242 5 років тому

    Good stuff, thanks :)

  • @bobbyt1shot224
    @bobbyt1shot224 5 років тому

    THANKS TOM GOOD JOB...

  • @jovalledizard7825
    @jovalledizard7825 5 років тому

    Do you fish on rivers for walleye? And what is your tactics on finding them if fishing from the shore? Also what would be your choice of bait this time of the year? I’m fishing the Susquehanna river in Williamsport Pa near a dame.

  • @ifix4u2
    @ifix4u2 5 років тому

    Would you consider pointing out your Humminbird setting? I just cant seem to get the kind of clarity that you have. Thanks!!

  • @chrishamre2119
    @chrishamre2119 5 років тому

    Great video

  • @Adamhegemon1
    @Adamhegemon1 5 років тому

    I love this idea! Would you consider doing lake Wissota ?

  • @PaFisherman
    @PaFisherman 4 роки тому

    Were you trolling spinners or just casting and retrieving? How did you get a spinner down to 10-12’ ? Do you front it with a 1 Oz weight and count down ? What ones fo you like? I like big sonic rooster tails for pickerel and walleye and if it’s a grub I’ve always done well on mister twister 3-4” , blood lines, on 1/4 Oz jigs in rivers. I’m on the Susquehanna in Pennsylvania. Lots of smallies

  • @PrivateFund
    @PrivateFund 4 роки тому

    Tom, If you are looking for a new lake to try for Walleye, I would like to see you try Lake Noquebay in Marinette County.

  • @Stephen-wh7vl
    @Stephen-wh7vl 5 років тому

    More videos just like this!

  • @TheProfessionalAmateur91
    @TheProfessionalAmateur91 5 років тому

    I NEED to go fishing with you. Lol

  • @danecarlson9894
    @danecarlson9894 5 років тому +1

    Try sand lake dresser Wisconsin for walleye

  • @MrWhiltetail
    @MrWhiltetail 5 років тому +3

    Seems like nobody talks about the thermocline when it comes to finding walleye. Why?

  • @DirtyJobsGuy1
    @DirtyJobsGuy1 5 років тому

    One other thing, if you could add, what time of the year you are fishing and explain why you are targeting the fish at whatever depth you will be. I was wondering in this video why you picked 8-12’ highlight depth and not 28-30’ depth for example.

  • @outdoorsman9384
    @outdoorsman9384 5 років тому

    Tom you got to help us on identifying fish on graph,,really scroll up and view in close and exsplain,,we need this ingrained into are head those true fish images that your seeing,,it would be valuable for us to learn,,not just guessing but really saying yes that is our quary,,thanks Tom if you will

  • @dbimrxt2565
    @dbimrxt2565 5 років тому

    You do a swell job. Thanks

  • @bellssuperclean
    @bellssuperclean 5 років тому

    Give yellow lake a try in Burnett its pain lol or i just dont got this figured out yet lol

  • @mattniemiec8753
    @mattniemiec8753 5 років тому

    Hello Fellas - great video!!!! - can you do one of these on Trout Lake in Vilas county?

  • @outdoorsman9384
    @outdoorsman9384 5 років тому +1

    Tom ,,now your cooking on the front burner with white rice.

  • @Adamhegemon1
    @Adamhegemon1 5 років тому

    Was it leeches on the spinners ?

  • @anthonycerniglia1659
    @anthonycerniglia1659 5 років тому +1

    Nelson lake in Hayward would be a good but tricky one

    • @kaihansen2876
      @kaihansen2876 5 років тому

      Anthony Cerniglia going up there in a couple months have been trying to get as much info on walleye fishing as possible!

    • @anthonycerniglia1659
      @anthonycerniglia1659 5 років тому +1

      Kai Hansen you have insta?

    • @kaihansen2876
      @kaihansen2876 5 років тому

      Anthony Cerniglia yeah it’s “ kaihvnsen “

  • @jeremiahjohnson6971
    @jeremiahjohnson6971 5 років тому +2

    i got a challenge for ya in northern minnesota.. our lake gets to 130' .. very clear lake can see 22' down and weedline is about the same depth... huge HUGE walleyes... i catch walleyes off dock using bobbers in spawn and post spawn but right about now gets a little harder to find them.. not just big eyes but small ones too.. got a 31' last year... i would love for you to check it out and give me some pointers for late summer EYEZ... love the videos man..

    • @MsPrincesspaulina
      @MsPrincesspaulina 5 років тому +1

      If the lake has cisco/tulibees or whitefish in it I'd start looking for suspended walleye out over the basin. Look for balls of bait on your electronics the walleye should be close.

    • @jasonlief351
      @jasonlief351 5 років тому

      Yep! MsPrincesspaulina is right on! Deep, clear lakes are tough in the day time. Best bet is trolling cranks over the depths at dusk. The zooplankton start ascending up the water column, the cisco or smelt follow them and the walleyes are there too. If you hit it right, it can be fast and furious!

    • @jeremiahjohnson6971
      @jeremiahjohnson6971 5 років тому

      I will try that and makes sense.. thanks

    • @MsPrincesspaulina
      @MsPrincesspaulina 5 років тому +1

      @BRYAN crypt keeper CALLEN: You're welcome and good luck. It might take some time to figure out the pattern for suspended walleye. Don't get discouraged.
      @Jason Lief: Thanks and you added some good advice too.

    • @MsPrincesspaulina
      @MsPrincesspaulina 5 років тому

      One other thing about this fishing suspended over the basin pattern, if there's big pike or muskie in the lake you might get those too as well as the walleye

  • @joshboege
    @joshboege 5 років тому +1

    Hey, when you say "pulling spinners by hand" what does that mean exactly?

    • @TomBoley
      @TomBoley  5 років тому +2

      Many times we run a big spread with line counter, plan or boards and 8 rods. By hand just means we troll with 1 rod. And manipulate the depth as we troll. While holding rod

    • @joshboege
      @joshboege 5 років тому +1

      @@TomBoley Ah, gotcha. Im in MN and we can only have the one rod, so I wasnt totally sure. Great video. You have opened my eyes to a few things that have helped me boat a few more fish each week!

  • @UGotTheFunk
    @UGotTheFunk 5 років тому +3

    10:11 how do you know those are walleye and not bass? This is one major thing I don't understand how people dicipher.

    • @jadynpatton5386
      @jadynpatton5386 5 років тому

      mostly the teeth, walleye have big razor sharp teeth. bass have small gripper teeth and you can lip bass whereas you can't with walleye

    • @UGotTheFunk
      @UGotTheFunk 5 років тому

      @@jadynpatton5386 lol....I meant on the graph...

    • @jadynpatton5386
      @jadynpatton5386 5 років тому

      @@UGotTheFunk that makes more sense. lol

    • @freddyfish7065
      @freddyfish7065 4 роки тому

      Because a walleye fisherman assumes every fish on the graph is a walleye, LOL There are no other fish!!!

    • @TomBoley
      @TomBoley  4 роки тому

      It's all on how they school. Walleyes school differently than bass and crappie and each is easy to decipher once you see enough of it

  • @jignrig7696
    @jignrig7696 5 років тому

    👍

  • @TomHubba
    @TomHubba 4 роки тому

    What is your spinner set up?

    • @TomBoley
      @TomBoley  4 роки тому

      Basic northland junebug tandem harness

  • @lfreeden9006
    @lfreeden9006 5 років тому +3

    Next Video: No Sonar Challenge

  • @unclewreckum4977
    @unclewreckum4977 5 років тому

    I would like to see a clip without the electronics. I have a kayak and really can’t afford to set it up like i would like. I would love to see a video of a new lake just off knowledge and feel, no electronics

  • @milehigh3054
    @milehigh3054 5 років тому +1

    So today was a great bite on BB spinners for me.. double hook rigs with worms.. but i could use a tip.. my hook up ratio was complete trash. Probably missed 80% they were short bites. Hitting only the back half of the worm behind the hooks. What gives? Next time what should I do about that? Any ideas. Adjustments? Ughhh was sorta getting annoying. Lol caught 8 out of about 25-30 eyes. Ouch.. one keeper at 18in.

    • @Dldemenge
      @Dldemenge 5 років тому +1

      Did you try slowing down a little or drop the rod back when they first bite to give them a chance to work up the bait?

    • @jeremiahjohnson6971
      @jeremiahjohnson6971 5 років тому +1

      slow down troll speed or use leeches... i have no clue but thats what i would try

    • @milehigh3054
      @milehigh3054 5 років тому

      @@Dldemenge was trolling super slow almost a drift .8-.9.. no I wasn't dropping back.. I'll try that next time. Was picking up the rod out of the holder pretty quick probably too quick most of the time.. waited like 10 seconds on one bite. Still didn't hook him. Lol they were just biting the tail and like swimming with it. Could try leeche's.. believe it or not.. leeches are almost done for the year. One bait shop said

    • @milehigh3054
      @milehigh3054 5 років тому

      @Jason Betz thank you.. will try that. Might of been getting too aggressive.. I also think they are getting alot of pressure from other fisherman.

    • @jeremiahjohnson6971
      @jeremiahjohnson6971 5 років тому +1

      stop by COSTCO they got fish.. i limit out every time in five minutes

  • @dave19461
    @dave19461 3 роки тому

    The sun 🌞 seems to block out a lot of viewing information on the screen also shadow image's on screen.

  • @ifix4u2
    @ifix4u2 5 років тому

    Would

  • @WheresTheSauce
    @WheresTheSauce 5 років тому

    I hate to say but with these new electronics it's not hard for anyone to figure this stuff out anymore.

  • @garycollier3584
    @garycollier3584 5 років тому

    Fish without technology and see how you do

    • @TomBoley
      @TomBoley  5 років тому +1

      I enjoy finding fish more than reeling them in. For me the tech is the fun part.

    • @jimmyg8656
      @jimmyg8656 4 роки тому

      why?