Hey thanks I am a lifelong trout fisherman but lately I've been into pike. I know how tasty a walleye is. So ive been trying to figure out walleye methods from videos. Many seem to complicate it. Thanks for the simplistic clear cut video . I got it .
On Lake Erie this is my go to set up. We are having the best walleye season in quite a few years. Everyone is getting their limits, most of the time in a couple hours.
Exactly what I do (minus the bottom bouncer, I just count out my line). 3/4oz egg weight with a worm harness trailing 24-36" back. Hammered Gold blades and virtually any bead, haha.
We had great success fishing below a dam from the shore casting a jig with a bobber about 2-3 feet from the jig which kept it off the bottom. Caught 12 in 2 hours. Kept 6 nice ones.
Northland Tackle makes an amazing bottom bouncer that is second to none. It is called the 'slick stick'. It is made out of stainless steel which intensifies the bottom. You can easily tell if you're on rocks, sand, logs or transitions. It also has a bobber built into the top of it, so when you do get snagged, let some line out (loosen your line) and the bobber will wiggle your bouncer free. It's worth the extra cash as they are not cheap.
Great video guys. As a rookie, learning as much as I can helps out tremendously. Y'all should do more videos like this for guys like myself lol anyways keep it up. I'm addicted!
Northern ontario, lots of walleye. I use mepps spinners and chartreuse grubs active shore casting but the locals like a jig, silver minnow and bobbers.
Scent definetly matters. I was crabbing and decided to put some anise scent I had on the bait and caught a crap ton in the one trap. Then caught even more and put it on all of the traps.
I live in Minnesota and a lot of us use a Snell or Lindy rig with a worm or leech for walleye. Pretty much the same but no spinner and usually only one bead. Troll around .7 to 1 mph.
When I was a very little girl my dad would make me bait the hooks because he said my scent on the worm was what attracted the fish for him. I have believed him for more than fifty years. Nice to know it is a real REAL thing!! 🥳🥳
I grew up in North Dakota where the Bottom Bouncer" was created.the 1oz/10' is accurate. No need for a line counter. Watch your angle. I've enjoyed your videos.
When you know where the fish are. Trolling can help you find them on a bigger lake, then you can get out your jigs and cast to them if their schooled up. At least where I'm at?
My favorite way to catch walleye is a triple swivel. a quarter to 3/8 ounce jig with a paddletail on a foot long mono leader on one end and a 2 foot mono leader with a walleye fly on the other. Cast out and jig.
Im from Michigan its my favorite fish to eat. If its a keeper in season its coming home. Thanks for the tips. I catch most of mine through the ice. Jig a glider.
Fishing in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan in mid September , just can't seem to get them to bite. I really liked your video, I have never used a leader over 3 ft long, nor have I used a weight over 1 ounce. Now I have to give these both a try. Thanks guys
South Sask the number one game species is Walleye. I know a lot of anglers that cut their lines if they hook anything else. Pickerel rigs are the most popular set up with leeches
Anyone got tips for the trent river deer tail jigs used to work great but since the zebra mussels and gobys i cant get them to bite but see others bringing in good ones still
Great video, great walleye fishing in northern Quebec, Canada, James bay, Assinica reservoir, my personal fav spots and home land, world class fishing!
I’ve fished walleye year-round on the river in the Mid-Columbia basin for over 30 years. I’ll drag a slow death if things get slow, but my go-to is trolling stick baits, 3-4” long bodies. Sometimes a weight is needed, but under 20’ they will dive freely to that depth. Trolling downstream in summer and upstream when the water cools down. Eat them all, they are a tasty invasive species that will never be fished out. The best breeders are NOT the big fat pigs-that’s a terrible myth that is not based on science. Just ask a biologist.
You are really missing out on Northern pike, especially the bigger 4+ pounders. It can be one of the best fresh water fish, not including salmon. They have to be from a good clean lake, not some shallow, muddy river or lake though.
@@paddlefar9175 oh for sure, ill take a good big pike off the slave lake or one of the bigger cold water lakes, but slough sharks from small lakes that get warm aren't very tasty in the later part of summer. I am just partial to walleye lol
Great video thank you, I'm located in central Saskatchewan in Canada 🇨🇦 and my big question is what do you do where the lake is only 15-20ft max, avg. 12ft, and heavy vegetation, how do you not get on weeds?
I fish central Wisconsin and trolling Flicker Shads is usually the way to go but this year the crawler harness is killing them. I use in-line weights mostly. The bigger fish are sometimes suspended 8-10 ft down in 20+ fow. Jigging works too but I hate it.
I thoroughly enjoy the content of these videos. They are tested and explained well. All your presenters are enthusiastic and knowledgeable. Thanks for making well worth my time.
6”6 ugly stik, 15 lb spider wire and I have landed up to a 37 inch walleye. In my opinion your setup is WAY overkill, a jig and a minnow works just fine and some rapalas can work better than anything at times, if you see this could you get back to me why your need 30 lb line for a 10 lb fish?
I troll with a white ballon cut into strips about 5 inches long put on a regular harness, some old fisherman thought me a long time ago.no need for worms the ballon bait last for many catches. Good fishing everyone
When I fished the Saginaw Bay in Michigan, I liked crawler harness and bottom bouncers, now I live on the west side of Michigan and fish smaller bodies of water. Jigging is my favorite way to fish now, the Berkley snap jig is awesome. But, when jigging isn't working I go back to crawler harnesses with or without bottom bouncers depending on where the fish are in or out of the weeds. This video was great, still picking up great ideas to try.
Trolling crankbaits or slip bobbers. Didn't think dudes outside northern Wisconsin got into walleyes. Favorite, easy, through the ice on a tip up while drinking beer in my side by side. Ice fishing is more fun. Just my take.
I dont troll since i aint got a boat. But i use a 1/8 oz white and orange eye jig head with a live minnow and cast from shore and usually bring in my limit
I searched for best technique for catching Walleye and turns out my usual set up is exactly this technique, minus the 35 - 65 lb braided boat anchor/vehicle tow cable you suggested for line strength, Lol. Honestly 10lb braided line is more than enough for up to 24inch Walter's. That just my opinion tho. I might try a heavier test (no more than 20lb) now that it was suggested. At least if I get a snag i can just rip it out and wont snap my line... at least up to the bottom bouncer. Lol good video tho. Thanks
I'm In Ohio and fish for walleye on lake eire which for me at least is like the holy grail of walleye fishing. A style of bait fishing I almost only see in the Midwest is slow dropping minnows. It is super simple and effective in basically any jigging scenario. Just find a pod of fish suspended and take a minnow either alive or dead and hook it and about 18 inches up put a tiny little split shot. The key is as the name suggests that you want the minnow to really slowly fall to the bottom amidst the fish. Just post up about 10 or 20 yards away from the pod and cast in directly on top of them. 30 or 45 seconds later it should fall through the pod and BAM you have a fish. In my experience 9 times out of 10 this will soundly out fish jigging or power corking.
I live in HUBBARD, OREGON JUST GOT HOME FROM NORTH DAKOTA VAN HOOK what a great fishery hookem JUST like video showed nice vid need to HOOK up with peel the reel.
Awesome Video! Just started fishing for walleye on the Columbia and I'm hooked! The last few times we have used the same setup and have just drifted with the current or tried to keep a speed of about 1-2 mph. Do you ever troll this setup upstream and what speed to you generally troll at? Also I've heard trolling plugs upstream can be very effective when would you use a plug over a worm harness? Thanks in advance.
I haven't really fished for walleye since I was really young with my pops but I do remember my dad and uncles always used helgramites, not sure if that's spelled right but I think they are like the larva stage of a dragonfly and they look insidious lol. Almost like the predators face on a centipedes body. And they always fished lake Erie or pymatuning lake in PA.. I could be wrong but that's at least what I remember lol, hope it's helpful somehow.
Pulling bottom walkers most effective, but I love catching walleye by bladebaiting. I live on lake rosivelt, kettle falls wa. Fish darn near every day.
In nY we love worm rigs for walleye but I cannot day I’ve ever actually trolled them.. using drifting with a sock if it’s a fast drift. Will definitely try a troll though... you said sometimes it’s a fast troll, what’s fast? Over 2mph?
Rattle traps are amazing year round baits. If they don’t take it, swap to a smaller size. Or a nice loud Rip N Rap is better. I usually fish southern Wisconsin rivers
Here on the lake michigan shore we catch em off the piers before and after they run up the rivers to spawn. Fire tiger and clown pattern cowntdown raps for the win 😁 Too bad clown pattern was discontinued 😤😖😜 You'll catch some monsters this way, so put dem hoggs back in the lake to make babies :) Tight lines..jointed
I’m a poser at walleye fishing just 3-4 years at it. But I had my fair share of catch using a double pickering rig hooked to a 3oz. bottom walker. Form top to bottom : leech, crawler and minnow. Very effective.
A lot of the times here in Wisconsin I just jig minnows on a slip bobber and catch walleye, but I'm after a big mama! So I'm looking for new techniques/tips and tricks.😈
Liked the video. Everybody always have a better way. First thing is get rid of that snap on the end of the bottom bouncer and put a cross lock on. Start with two ounce go to three if you need to. Just my opinion we fish North and South Dakota, Northern Iowa clear to Lake Erie. Slow death will out fish worm harness thumbs down. Try both see which one works best. Like a # 4 blade. Smiley blade was killer in Canada last year and in June. Slow death no blade 3 ft leader. Liked your info.
In northern Ontario, Canada. We do mostly the same techniques, but I found in alot of over fished lakes, a chartreuse jig with a live leach works wonders
Abitibi Témiscamingue ( north West of Québec), i personally love to goo near grass when its sunny in a 10 to 12 feet of water area with a thin fin ! Its easier to feel the fish and you can also fish some pretty big pike with that ! But i definitly need to learn this way too !
A lake I like to fish here in the smokey mountains of western NC has walleye. I think they are pretty uncommon in the south. I've had them visiting the upper Midwest. They are yummy, I have yet to catch one I end up with some nice bass for trying though. Bass anglers on the lake catch them frequently.
Hey thanks I am a lifelong trout fisherman but lately I've been into pike.
I know how tasty a walleye is. So ive been trying to figure out walleye methods from videos. Many seem to complicate it. Thanks for the simplistic clear cut video . I got it .
On Lake Erie this is my go to set up. We are having the best walleye season in quite a few years. Everyone is getting their limits, most of the time in a couple hours.
Yes sir!
Exactly what I do (minus the bottom bouncer, I just count out my line).
3/4oz egg weight with a worm harness trailing 24-36" back. Hammered Gold blades and virtually any bead, haha.
Ever try trolling rapalas? I've had very good luck with em. I'm a great lakes boy myself.
We had great success fishing below a dam from the shore casting a jig with a bobber about 2-3 feet from the jig which kept it off the bottom. Caught 12 in 2 hours. Kept 6 nice ones.
Northland Tackle makes an amazing bottom bouncer that is second to none. It is called the 'slick stick'. It is made out of stainless steel which intensifies the bottom. You can easily tell if you're on rocks, sand, logs or transitions. It also has a bobber built into the top of it, so when you do get snagged, let some line out (loosen your line) and the bobber will wiggle your bouncer free. It's worth the extra cash as they are not cheap.
Great video guys. As a rookie, learning as much as I can helps out tremendously. Y'all should do more videos like this for guys like myself lol anyways keep it up. I'm addicted!
Guaranteed you’re the only people in the world discussing tidal changes and walleye fishing.
Northern ontario, lots of walleye. I use mepps spinners and chartreuse grubs active shore casting but the locals like a jig, silver minnow and bobbers.
a year late, but from ontario here just started fishing for walleye, swim baits get me the most action, top water at dusk works too.
Trolling a slow death is always good . I would think a jet diver and back trolling a lindy rig or floating jig could be killer.
Bangin walleye in central Canada dragging a worm using a walker. They work great!
I caught a few on tubes fishing Roosevelt for smallies last week. But the bottom bouncer is a catching machine here in E. Wa.
A good rule of thumb that I use for weight, is one oz for every 10 ft, I fish 2oz down to 25ft, after that you don't get much feel.
Thank you
Just wondering why you throw your cut off line in the water behind you...bad practice.. not a good look.
@@AlanS-zj3qf I didn't see it ?
Watch video where talking and sitting on edge of boat..maybe an innocent move...gd fishing thx for tips.
Scent definetly matters. I was crabbing and decided to put some anise scent I had on the bait and caught a crap ton in the one trap. Then caught even more and put it on all of the traps.
Those are crabs dumbass
Thanks for sharing your tips!Try the Dreamweaver worm burners
I live in Minnesota and a lot of us use a Snell or Lindy rig with a worm or leech for walleye. Pretty much the same but no spinner and usually only one bead. Troll around .7 to 1 mph.
Thanks for the tips I just stopped your vid to order that secret sauce and duo snap swivels. Great video guys thanks
When I was a very little girl my dad would make me bait the hooks because he said my scent on the worm was what attracted the fish for him. I have believed him for more than fifty years. Nice to know it is a real REAL thing!! 🥳🥳
A wise Dad and terrific daughter!
I grew up in North Dakota where the Bottom Bouncer" was created.the 1oz/10' is accurate. No need for a line counter. Watch your angle. I've enjoyed your videos.
Up here in Alberta , we call em bottom bouncers , excellent way to find fish on our reservoirs . Good vid .
Out in ontario too
Simple yellow jig, bit of orange with a chartreuse grub. works all day every day
When you know where the fish are. Trolling can help you find them on a bigger lake, then you can get out your jigs and cast to them if their schooled up. At least where I'm at?
Flicker shads and bandits behind planer boards on Saginaw Bay is my favorite way to catch limits!
Fliker Shad 7 firetiger, so far best way I ever caught Walleye.
My favorite way to catch walleye is a triple swivel. a quarter to 3/8 ounce jig with a paddletail on a foot long mono leader on one end and a 2 foot mono leader with a walleye fly on the other. Cast out and jig.
Im from Michigan its my favorite fish to eat. If its a keeper in season its coming home. Thanks for the tips. I catch most of mine through the ice. Jig a glider.
Catch walleye or pickerel as we call it, up in Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
Dude good vid I'm in mid Illinois...walleye fishing for my first time today ...thank you for tips heading to bait shop now
Live in Montana along the mt nd state line, I fish mainly in Shade Hill in SD or in lake Sakaweia up by new town nd for walleye
Here in Canada 🇨🇦..We call em Pickerel..Detroit River..Mid April! Only got one yesterday..shall see today!
Could you guys do a lake trout video I've been wanting to catch a lake trout for so long but I can never hookup on one
SummitLifeTV We will see about this one.
Caught 2 last weekend in upstate NY, 80ft of water. 78° surface temperature. Didn't think I was going to hook up at all with how warm it was.
@B K I was in piseco lake in NY, up near speculator.
Fishing in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan in mid September , just can't seem to get them to bite. I really liked your video, I have never used a leader over 3 ft long, nor have I used a weight over 1 ounce. Now I have to give these both a try.
Thanks guys
South Sask the number one game species is Walleye. I know a lot of anglers that cut their lines if they hook anything else. Pickerel rigs are the most popular set up with leeches
How fast do you troll and at what time of day is best? Love your channel👍
Anyone got tips for the trent river deer tail jigs used to work great but since the zebra mussels and gobys i cant get them to bite but see others bringing in good ones still
Love this channel
Walleye are the best fish I’ve ever eaten
Yup gold hammered spinner with a 3oz sinker and a minnow ,,,,super simple
Great video, great walleye fishing in northern Quebec, Canada, James bay, Assinica reservoir, my personal fav spots and home land, world class fishing!
North Ontario, Canada
I’ve fished walleye year-round on the river in the Mid-Columbia basin for over 30 years. I’ll drag a slow death if things get slow, but my go-to is trolling stick baits, 3-4” long bodies. Sometimes a weight is needed, but under 20’ they will dive freely to that depth. Trolling downstream in summer and upstream when the water cools down. Eat them all, they are a tasty invasive species that will never be fished out. The best breeders are NOT the big fat pigs-that’s a terrible myth that is not based on science. Just ask a biologist.
Give these fellas a thumbs up 👍 they’re giving US FREE TOOLS!!! thank you for so much information and new styles
22,000 views and a measly 73 comments?? Y’all observers who view are NO ONE!!! Without a voice. Thumbs up M F errs.
I'm in Alberta Canada, and we are 100% all walleye fishing here, it's the ONLY fish I keep lol.
You are really missing out on Northern pike, especially the bigger 4+ pounders. It can be one of the best fresh water fish, not including salmon. They have to be from a good clean lake, not some shallow, muddy river or lake though.
@@paddlefar9175 oh for sure, ill take a good big pike off the slave lake or one of the bigger cold water lakes, but slough sharks from small lakes that get warm aren't very tasty in the later part of summer. I am just partial to walleye lol
We always called them bottom bouncers. I love your channel! Thanks for the info.
Great video thank you, I'm located in central Saskatchewan in Canada 🇨🇦 and my big question is what do you do where the lake is only 15-20ft max, avg. 12ft, and heavy vegetation, how do you not get on weeds?
Over hear in Eastern Wa. at the confluence of the Snake and Columbia slamming them. Great video guys!
Kennewick here!
Northern Michigan walleye tip on them
canada and the walleye are evrwhere i usullay jig for them but i would like to try this
How fast do you troll?
What about the lakes and reservoirs. Do you use this technique?
Thanks for all the info!
Different water temps different techniques. "Fav" would be jign
I fish central Wisconsin and trolling Flicker Shads is usually the way to go but this year the crawler harness is killing them. I use in-line weights mostly. The bigger fish are sometimes suspended 8-10 ft down in 20+ fow. Jigging works too but I hate it.
What are some good Walleye lakes around there?
I picked a couple off from the bank the other day up at the dam
I thoroughly enjoy the content of these videos. They are tested and explained well. All your presenters are enthusiastic and knowledgeable. Thanks for making well worth my time.
6”6 ugly stik, 15 lb spider wire and I have landed up to a 37 inch walleye. In my opinion your setup is WAY overkill, a jig and a minnow works just fine and some rapalas can work better than anything at times, if you see this could you get back to me why your need 30 lb line for a 10 lb fish?
Colorado we snack walleye out here!!
Caught a 6lb on a plug today
This was a very helpful video being that I'm not a walleye fisherman but need to learn how to catch them
I troll with a white ballon cut into strips about 5 inches long put on a regular harness, some old fisherman thought me a long time ago.no need for worms the ballon bait last for many catches. Good fishing everyone
Great idea!’
Have you ever tried just a plain slow death hook and half a crawler? You might be surprised
How deep of water would you say that setup is effective in?
I'm in lake erie trying to get them on my boat w no luck
When I fished the Saginaw Bay in Michigan, I liked crawler harness and bottom bouncers, now I live on the west side of Michigan and fish smaller bodies of water. Jigging is my favorite way to fish now, the Berkley snap jig is awesome. But, when jigging isn't working I go back to crawler harnesses with or without bottom bouncers depending on where the fish are in or out of the weeds. This video was great, still picking up great ideas to try.
Trolling crankbaits or slip bobbers. Didn't think dudes outside northern Wisconsin got into walleyes. Favorite, easy, through the ice on a tip up while drinking beer in my side by side. Ice fishing is more fun. Just my take.
Sick dude, looking forward to using these techniques. I caught one at Dexter right outside of Eugene trolling with a Wiggle Hoochie. It was awesome.
I dont troll since i aint got a boat. But i use a 1/8 oz white and orange eye jig head with a live minnow and cast from shore and usually bring in my limit
I searched for best technique for catching Walleye and turns out my usual set up is exactly this technique, minus the 35 - 65 lb braided boat anchor/vehicle tow cable you suggested for line strength, Lol. Honestly 10lb braided line is more than enough for up to 24inch Walter's. That just my opinion tho. I might try a heavier test (no more than 20lb) now that it was suggested. At least if I get a snag i can just rip it out and wont snap my line... at least up to the bottom bouncer. Lol good video tho. Thanks
I'm In Ohio and fish for walleye on lake eire which for me at least is like the holy grail of walleye fishing. A style of bait fishing I almost only see in the Midwest is slow dropping minnows. It is super simple and effective in basically any jigging scenario. Just find a pod of fish suspended and take a minnow either alive or dead and hook it and about 18 inches up put a tiny little split shot. The key is as the name suggests that you want the minnow to really slowly fall to the bottom amidst the fish. Just post up about 10 or 20 yards away from the pod and cast in directly on top of them. 30 or 45 seconds later it should fall through the pod and BAM you have a fish. In my experience 9 times out of 10 this will soundly out fish jigging or power corking.
That's one way we fish for walleye in the waters of the great lakes of Michigan.
I live in HUBBARD, OREGON JUST GOT HOME FROM NORTH DAKOTA VAN HOOK what a great fishery hookem JUST like video showed nice vid need to HOOK up with peel the reel.
So if I’m fishing in 20 feet of water, how much line should I let out? 30 foot to get the good angle?
Awesome Video! Just started fishing for walleye on the Columbia and I'm hooked! The last few times we have used the same setup and have just drifted with the current or tried to keep a speed of about 1-2 mph. Do you ever troll this setup upstream and what speed to you generally troll at? Also I've heard trolling plugs upstream can be very effective when would you use a plug over a worm harness? Thanks in advance.
Drop shots are extremely productive and saves gas
I haven't really fished for walleye since I was really young with my pops but I do remember my dad and uncles always used helgramites, not sure if that's spelled right but I think they are like the larva stage of a dragonfly and they look insidious lol. Almost like the predators face on a centipedes body. And they always fished lake Erie or pymatuning lake in PA.. I could be wrong but that's at least what I remember lol, hope it's helpful somehow.
Dobsonfly larvae yep ✅.... similar to dragonfly larvae, which also look like an alien predator Lol...
Hey y'all, what do you recommend for use in Virginia, for a couple newbie Walleye fishermen?
Thanks y’all What trolling speed?
How do you catch walleye from shore
Pulling bottom walkers most effective, but I love catching walleye by bladebaiting. I live on lake rosivelt, kettle falls wa. Fish darn near every day.
@Marlin is vaping in the background lol.
In nY we love worm rigs for walleye but I cannot day I’ve ever actually trolled them.. using drifting with a sock if it’s a fast drift. Will definitely try a troll though... you said sometimes it’s a fast troll, what’s fast? Over 2mph?
Rattle traps are amazing year round baits. If they don’t take it, swap to a smaller size. Or a nice loud Rip N Rap is better. I usually fish southern Wisconsin rivers
Here on the lake michigan shore we catch em off the piers before and after they run up the rivers to spawn.
Fire tiger and clown pattern cowntdown raps for the win 😁
Too bad clown pattern was discontinued 😤😖😜
You'll catch some monsters this way, so put dem hoggs back in the lake to make babies :)
Tight lines..jointed
I live in north western Ontario. Nothing but walleye and jackfish here. Walleye taste great. Jackfish r a bit fishy so I lean toward walleye
I like drop shot, find a spot, throw the anchor, drop shot with a leech best setup ive tried
I’m a poser at walleye fishing just 3-4 years at it. But I had my fair share of catch using a double pickering rig hooked to a 3oz. bottom walker. Form top to bottom : leech, crawler and minnow. Very effective.
They work great on Lake Erie all summer
hehe! He likes the dark side!
Do you troll with the gas motor or use electric trolling motor?
Been many years since I have fished with a bottom walker. They were very efficient with the Lake Erie fisheries
A lot of the times here in Wisconsin I just jig minnows on a slip bobber and catch walleye, but I'm after a big mama! So I'm looking for new techniques/tips and tricks.😈
I'm in WI too. Are there some good lakes for Walleye near Milw.?
@@mikepowell8958 I'm not sure about milwaukee. But pewaukee and oconomowoc have good lakes for walleye.
Does any one know how to rig and fish with pencil plugs for walleye?
Great video we fish like that in New Hampshire the conn. River
Trust me they dont come off even after you catch 3 fish
Liked the video. Everybody always have a better way. First thing is get rid of that snap on the end of the bottom bouncer and put a cross lock on. Start with two ounce go to three if you need to. Just my opinion we fish North and South Dakota, Northern Iowa clear to Lake Erie. Slow death will out fish worm harness thumbs down. Try both see which one works best. Like a # 4 blade. Smiley blade was killer in Canada last year and in June. Slow death no blade 3 ft leader. Liked your info.
Lake St. Clair Michigan. We use the same set-up. We call them bottom bouncers but a great tactic for walleye. Drifting or trolling.
Not to mention that you can catch just about any game fish with similar setups.
In northern Ontario, Canada. We do mostly the same techniques, but I found in alot of over fished lakes, a chartreuse jig with a live leach works wonders
jigging is fun, but i think the most effective is bottom bouncing harnesses or long lining
Not gonna lie I’m only here cuz I impulse bought a Walleye themed mystery tackle box when I was just trying to get Berkley Fireline.
Abitibi Témiscamingue ( north West of Québec), i personally love to goo near grass when its sunny in a 10 to 12 feet of water area with a thin fin ! Its easier to feel the fish and you can also fish some pretty big pike with that ! But i definitly need to learn this way too !
Yes I agree with everything you've said. Yes help eachother!!!! You guys are great!!!
My go to is a bottom bouncer with a hooges hooks northerlights spinner with a chunk of beef heart. Some days you cant beat a hard rattle bait
Finally a good walleye rig video for beginners. Just Wish ya guys woulda talked a lil bit about night time methods and rigs. But great video thanks!
A lake I like to fish here in the smokey mountains of western NC has walleye.
I think they are pretty uncommon in the south. I've had them visiting the upper Midwest. They are yummy, I have yet to catch one I end up with some nice bass for trying though. Bass anglers on the lake catch them frequently.