Replacement arrived!By the way, I did forget to mention that the original lure did have a decent strike however as most anglers will attest you can get a hit ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxCbNOWAGmn6nfbCbJDmasvBq7J38KZNw2 and fish will hang on and release lure. I used the replacement lure yesterday and ran thru a Shimano Waxwing, Kastmaster, Bobber (set to sink). I found the does run deep (I casting on the flats 3.5'). Make sure you adjust your rate of retrieve and rod tip angle (up) to prevent getting snagged on bottom. Used it a couple of times and action was very lifelike (looked like local bait fish for trevally), craftsmanship very good....however eyeball fell out. I asked for replacement and it is on it's way! It was very easy to change out treble to single inline hook.
As he’s talking about fishing long leaders (8 to 16 ft) so you don’t spook the fish the guy in the front of the boat pulls in his rig with a 2’ leader. Apparently he didn’t get the memo. 😂 Great video video though! I learned a lot, thanks 🙏
Super video, thanks for all the good info. Question for you though, Let say your rig is bottom bouncer with a 14 feet leader up to your spinner. when you reel the line in, the bottom bouncer will get to your tip while you still have 14 feet of line out. How do you get the fish in? thanks in advance
Love watching these videos. Grew up fishing Mille Lacs ( like literally from a month old in a ice house ) we used to fish out of the Roll in Lodge. Larry and Brenda were great. After they sold Boat harbor with Harold, and then Terry bought it. Spent my summers living there and working the launches through the 90s. First person who introduced me to a spinner rig and trolling was Griz. Can't even begin to say how much I love that lake. Breakfast at twin pines, dinner at head quarters or the Y lounge. Miss it a ton.
Very good video, for someone starting out, good job dude, I find it interesting the different way people fish. Even people who have fished for years, can learn new things.
Can tell that you know what you are talking about bet you filled out a boat limit in your day I appreciate hearing what you have to say cant believe some of these other comments how are you a fisherman if you aren't patient enough to listen to something great sheesh
Just found this........great info for a newbie walleye seeker like me!! Taking my 80 y/o father-in-law to Leech this mid-June. Based on what you've indicated, fish may be more spread out at that time and spinners may be the ticket? Do you recommend starting there or go from the top w/ jig & (spot tail) shiner first? I've got a variety of 6'+ snells at the ready with various blade and bead combos. Will definitely have live bait and look to add the Impulse crawlers & leeches to the arsenal. Thanks for all the insights! Just hoping to get my FIL on some good fish and enjoy his time out.
You have a pretty good plan there. Try that out first. Also, on Leech, walleye can go shallow (3-6') when the wind blows, try pitching jig/minnow or snap jigging swimbaits or Jigging Raps shallow on the wind blown points.
@@Cyph3rX you dont catch fish with blah blah..the rigging is what's important...you're such a dumbfuck...you insult me after saying im rude...youre a few tomatoes short of a thick padte arent you
@@martinpecheur8506 I'm the dumbfuck but I know how to rig these and catch fish LOL good luck Sally make sure you write down fish on the grocery list only way you'll ever see the stuff bahaha
@@Cyph3rX bravo..ur mommy must b so proud...but what does have to do with this video on rigging for WALLEYE...you truly are a dumbfuck..you're just too stupid to realise it...LMAO
Replacement arrived!By the way, I did forget to mention that the original lure did have a decent strike however as most anglers will attest you can get a hit ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxCbNOWAGmn6nfbCbJDmasvBq7J38KZNw2 and fish will hang on and release lure. I used the replacement lure yesterday and ran thru a Shimano Waxwing, Kastmaster, Bobber (set to sink). I found the does run deep (I casting on the flats 3.5'). Make sure you adjust your rate of retrieve and rod tip angle (up) to prevent getting snagged on bottom. Used it a couple of times and action was very lifelike (looked like local bait fish for trevally), craftsmanship very good....however eyeball fell out. I asked for replacement and it is on it's way! It was very easy to change out treble to single inline hook.
As he’s talking about fishing long leaders (8 to 16 ft) so you don’t spook the fish the guy in the front of the boat pulls in his rig with a 2’ leader. Apparently he didn’t get the memo. 😂 Great video video though! I learned a lot, thanks 🙏
Super video, thanks for all the good info. Question for you though, Let say your rig is bottom bouncer with a 14 feet leader up to your spinner. when you reel the line in, the bottom bouncer will get to your tip while you still have 14 feet of line out. How do you get the fish in? thanks in advance
Love watching these videos. Grew up fishing Mille Lacs ( like literally from a month old in a ice house ) we used to fish out of the Roll in Lodge. Larry and Brenda were great. After they sold Boat harbor with Harold, and then Terry bought it. Spent my summers living there and working the launches through the 90s. First person who introduced me to a spinner rig and trolling was Griz. Can't even begin to say how much I love that lake. Breakfast at twin pines, dinner at head quarters or the Y lounge. Miss it a ton.
I love spinners with worms. I'll fish them all day everyday.
Damn it, came here for the tackle box setup. Bummer you didn’t know manufacturer
Not sure if it is the one he is talking about here, but it sounds like the Barbwire Blade Box.
Very good video, for someone starting out, good job dude, I find it interesting the different way people fish. Even people who have fished for years, can learn new things.
I use the Impulse leech and get Walleyes and Bass without a problem.
Backwater custom tackle makes those blade boxes
Never cared for trolling spinners... little boring.
I 2-3 ft on clear water all the time never an issue never fished more then 4 ft
Great tips. I never heard of such long leaders before. Thanks very much.
Advanced tips ? Wow
Can tell that you know what you are talking about bet you filled out a boat limit in your day I appreciate hearing what you have to say cant believe some of these other comments how are you a fisherman if you aren't patient enough to listen to something great sheesh
Brad what's the company of that spinner rig box
Is it amish outfitters
Also interested in this. Is it 3600 or 3700 size?
Purple, chart., gold beads with flo. purple w/chart. spotted blade
Can I buy this rigs. Lives in sweden. Want to try them on our Zander.
Great video well informed lots of information thank you very much for your time
Are you trolling with minkota and about what speed
These videos are so well done. Brad is an excellent presenter of all this information.
Do you find that colored bottom bouncers make a difference?
There's two color blades to use on Lake Erie- gold & gold.
Can you use spinner rigs with lead core
Always play with your spinner lmao
See if you can find the info on that blade organizer
do you ever fish Lake vermilion?
It’s amazing to me that anyone ever caught fish 30 years ago. We didn’t know this stuff or have the technology.
This is nothing new. Lindy rigs have been around since 1968.
Ya it’s actually getting out of hand..
Just found this........great info for a newbie walleye seeker like me!! Taking my 80 y/o father-in-law to Leech this mid-June. Based on what you've indicated, fish may be more spread out at that time and spinners may be the ticket? Do you recommend starting there or go from the top w/ jig & (spot tail) shiner first? I've got a variety of 6'+ snells at the ready with various blade and bead combos. Will definitely have live bait and look to add the Impulse crawlers & leeches to the arsenal. Thanks for all the insights! Just hoping to get my FIL on some good fish and enjoy his time out.
You have a pretty good plan there. Try that out first. Also, on Leech, walleye can go shallow (3-6') when the wind blows, try pitching jig/minnow or snap jigging swimbaits or Jigging Raps shallow on the wind blown points.
You use sinkers with blades
How do you organize your bottom bouncers?
Snap, snap swivel or tie directly to bouncer?
Good information for beginners
Great job Brad!
Who is this man?
Great video
Outstanding 👍
Thanks for the blades man there awesome 👍
Just ordered your blades there the best quality blades ive ever bought the walleyes just CRUSH them things!
I learned so much ! Thanks
Nice
Great info, thanks
When spinner rigging are your bottom bouncers or stick and bell Weights always in contact of bottom?
Tyler Ellis from my experience, yes
Thought it was a rigging video..not a blah blah one..im out...too much wasted time
That's pretty rude considering the blah blah was pretty well informed I bet the only fish you get comes at 12.99 a lb
@@Cyph3rX you dont catch fish with blah blah..the rigging is what's important...you're such a dumbfuck...you insult me after saying im rude...youre a few tomatoes short of a thick padte arent you
@@martinpecheur8506 I'm the dumbfuck but I know how to rig these and catch fish LOL good luck Sally make sure you write down fish on the grocery list only way you'll ever see the stuff bahaha
@@Cyph3rX bravo..ur mommy must b so proud...but what does have to do with this video on rigging for WALLEYE...you truly are a dumbfuck..you're just too stupid to realise it...LMAO
@@Carl_McMelvin have u missed the school bus..you sound illiterate...lmao