Ice Fishing Rock Pile WALLEYE on Devils Lake
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- Опубліковано 26 жов 2018
- Jason Mitchell shares some ice fishing insights on how to find and catch mid-winter walleyes by fine tuning locations on submerged rock piles. Productive dead sticking tactics are shared along with jigging strategies that produce fish on North Dakota's Devils Lake.
These explained locations and presentations catch fish for ice anglers on many fisheries. Tricks for dead sticking walleyes. Top lures and jigging strategies for Devils Lake walleye. Tricks for finding rock piles to catch more walleye on Devils Lake.
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Id like to see my name announced for a free jason mitchell ice shelter! Lol. But, really, cant wait for the ice! First year taking my sons on the ice. Wish us LUCK!
Awesome video Jason! Devils Lake is my favorite fishery hands down for ice season. Its to the point now you can catch a trophy of any kind. Walleye, perch, pike, crappie and I'm even a fan of those white bass. Man can they be fun!
Awesome to hear! My son has really gotten into muskrat trapping so he is watching your vids. Keep up the good work!
@@JasonMitchellOutdoors Man thats great to hear! It feels good knowing the next generation is out learning and enjoying trapping and I can help be a part of it!
Awesome show Jason. I’ll be out there mid February and can’t wait to get on some of those walleye and of course those Devils Lake Perch!
Good luck! Thanks for the view
Love ur clips !!!! Keep them comin !!! 🤣😂😎😎🤙🤙
Thanks for watching!
Awesome episode Jason! I really enjoy hearing the history on Devils Lake on why some of the structure exist!
Interesting lake for sure. Thanks for the view.
Great show Jason keep up the good work
Thank you for watching!
AWESOME video as usual, its real person fishing....fun and educational!!
Thank you!
Awesome video Jason always puts out !!
Thanks for the watch
The ice season is coming! I can't wait to make some new videos of ice fishing the Bay of Quinte and Lake Nippissing again this year. These preseason videos are killing me!
Quinte :) eyes and lakers i assume? ill be checking your channel for sure!
Thanks for watching!
This is my favorite way to catch walleyes on Devils thru the ice, great video!
+T G thank you for the view!
Love these Videos !
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The Eye's have it!! I love these fish!
Thanks for the view
Dreaming!
Enjoy all your fishing videos
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The meatstick is an amazing rod. I started out using mine for panfish, then caught a decent sized walleye on it one day- now I have several, and have two that are dedicated to deadstick. Paired mine up with the Okuma bait feed style reels. They work great!
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Walleyes are great fish to catch and even better to eat. I've never used live bait but I'm hooked. Nice catch & release.
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Okay I was lost bc I'm there isn't ice on the lakes but can't wait
Do you or have a recommendation on guides for ice fishing
Well ive fished Devils Lake most of my life and feel confident in my ability to find fish that is until I watch jasons content. Guy really knows this lake lol
+jay baker 👍 don’t worry I have tried plenty of things that didn’t work over the years.
@@JasonMitchellOutdoors same here bud. But on a different subject a video explaning lake maps and how to search out structures would be awesome. I feel like my biggest issue is still finding these areas because I still dont fully understand new sonar systems myself so sometimes I feel like its more a shot in the dark and I get frustrated and end up just going to alot of the same old places ive just fished forever because I k ow whats there but that lake is huge and I feel like im missing alot of what this lake has to offer.
+jay baker the problem with spots on a map is that everybody else knows about them as well. The real jewels are shots in the dark and you might only find a spot or two a year like that. Side imaging is big, learn to interpret that and look for rock. One other thing, I was always looking for piles of rock for so long but scattered boulders in an area just fly under the radar for most anglers and can be really good especially if they are deeper than thirty feet. I feel your frustration as I go through the same headaches and I also ultimately go back to what works when I need a break.
In Wyoming we can use 6 lines in the winter! Sure is fun chasing flags!!
Sounds fun. Thanks for watching.
Where were you fishing what rock pile on devils lake what are the cordence
Jason do you prefer dead sticking with the rod and reel or would something like an Arctic style tip up typically work better since you can spread them out over the break. I know they would be
outside the tent but even in 20 below they seem to work pretty well. I guess I'm just weighing the advantages toward bunching up as you are in this video vs covering more water.
I use a combo. 1 Jigging rod, 2 dead sticks in the house, and 1 tip up a little ways away to test a new spot. As Jason was saying, being 10 feet away can mean you are off the mark...once you are on the best spot, multiple lines right there is best.
@@acmund That's a great point on multiplying the lines, especially when fishing targeted spots like boulders and big outcroppings. Thanks for getting back to me. Learned alot and appreciate it!
@@greyhunter9287 I think it depends on the location. These rock piles are the size of a one stall garage and the sweet spots are pretty exact so you can go all in. If the spot is bigger or more of a long break, you can definitely spread out.
So Jason I have a question. I understand drilling a bunch of holes to find the best location around the rock piles to set up your hut, but my question is how do you know where the rock piles are to begin with to even start drilling holes? The is the struggle I have is knowing where to go and start.
+Michael Wolbert some rock piles do show up on contour maps. Places like Lost Jig, Bird Island, Cactus Point. Probably much easier to find these spots with a boat just through fishing. Running a bottom bouncer through spots to feel rocks and today’s Side Imaging on your sonar.
What line setup do u use for ur dead stick rods?
+Josh Wiens been switching between six pound Frost braid and six pound mono. Think I am settling into straight braid with a fluoro leader
Is your K Drill 6" one? Do you feel the hole is too small for the big walleye?
Yes if you plan on targeting big fish especially when you get a lot of ice, you will lose some big fish at the hole with a six inch. I still use a six inch a lot just because I like how fast it is and how many holes I can get with a battery. The 8 inch K Drill works really good as well but you just get fewer holes with each battery.
Jason where do you get the dead stick stands ?
Believe they are made by HT Enterprises. Sold at many sporting good stores and tackle shops.
@@JasonMitchellOutdoors Thanks Jason , found them .
What boots are those ?
Korkers
What part of devil lake is good fishing.. lake so big
The entire lake can really be good from East to West. Don’t get intimated by the entire lake, just pick an area and fish it as there are walleyes all over the lake. We filmed this episode on the Main Lake but there are good rock pile spots in Pelican, the Minnewaukan Flats, Six Mile, the Main Lake, Mission, East Bay and East Devils Lake. Old arial maps or side imaging in the summer is how I find a lot of good rock spots.
What type of line please?
+Kimilicious .booty use a lot of ten pound Frost Braid for walleye
What reel do you use for meat stick?
+Fishing With Tristen H. We are using the JMS500 reel that comes on the Meat Stick Combos.
Your dead stick holders are backwards ,,duh
I set them up that way so I can pull the rod forward towards the hole so that the fish doesn't get tension until I lift to set the hook. Since I am sitting next to them, I don't have to worry about fish pulling a rod down the hole.
If Jason Mitchell has them that way, there's reason for it.. why question a legend like him!? Haha