River Walleye with a Hot New Plastic
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Pitching jigs and a new elastic plastic from Northland Fishing Tackle called Eye Candy. This new plastic is very soft and stretchy but also is excellent for absorbing scent and can out fish traditional PV plastics on tougher bites.
We fish the Missouri River near Bismarck, North Dakota for post spawn walleye with Kade Lynch from Aqua Traction of North Dakota. Using side imaging to find schools of fish, we would use the spot lock on the trolling motor to position the boat for casting. The scout mode on the Active Target was used to cast at specific fish.
Tips on finding and catching walleye on the Missouri River. Tips for using forward facing sonar and side imaging to find and catch walleye on river systems.
Note the new Eye Candy soft plastics are getting tested right now. We have been using some prototypes since last summer. Most retailers will have it available in 2024.
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Thanks for updating us on when this new plastics will be available I was searching for it online
We just returned from SD last week we managed to catch on smaller lakes after the cold front shut down Bitter Lake
Thanks for sharing as much as you do in your videos JMO that’s why I continue to watch for the value you provide and so glad your were able to talk with my 15 year old son last ice show at scheels in Fargo
I enjoy seeing JMO headquarters every time I’m fishing DL
This guy must have been a teacher's pet
Where they are fishing is right where I fish this time of year my dads bosses house is in the background, great go to fishing spot. If you know go check it out!
Love Walleye fishing! My wife tells me there’s more fish then just Walleye’s you know? I answered, there is ?🤔🎣
Those do work pretty well for walleye where I live what I found works the best is a Ned rig I catch more walleye off that thing then anything else crappies as well
Love the show Jason! Keep it up and hope to see you on Devils Lake one day!!
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Another great video. Probably still my favorite UA-cam fishing channel being from the Midwest. One small improvement would be if you could get a quick measurement for your viewers on those big fish.
Should JMO include the spot on the spot too we all know what a 28-30 “ looks like really dude
@@davidtisch5237 intelligent comment….not
I noticed how well your side imaging looks and that you are running 455kHz. Can you please explain when you use 455 vs 800. I know that 455 goes out much further but I thought 800 does a better job showing fish.
I use the 800 most of the time. I will use the lower frequency when out over deep water when looking far distances for lay downs, brush piles and rocks. For some reason, the low frequency can also work really well in super shallow water less than five feet. Those are the only situations when I like it, the rest of the time I rely on the 800.
We have walleye in Willard bay, would it be best to fish in the late evening?
If the water is clear, mornings and evenings can be best. Also like evenings early in the year when the water is still cold.
Where do I buy the plastics
Not available until 2024
Scheels will have a run this July