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Definitely give it a go. I’ve tried it on multiple bodies of water. Reservoirs, northern lakes, clear water to murky. It catches walleye.

Saskatchewan

Nope, I never have but I’ll guarantee ya that a senko worm will work .

Feel the bite, let them take it & smok’em.

Deeper water is easier, also different presentation. Stays stationary.

They’ll work good, just like on a Lindy rig.

@@surgeoutdoorsangling So why a drop shot instead of a dropper loop? Seems to me that the dropper loop would get the bait out away from the main line.

It’s just what I tied. That’s all.

@@surgeoutdoorsangling You said "down south". Are you talking southern Canada? lol

Southern Saskatchewan

A bigger lake up North, gravel roads.

You bet 👍, Tight lines & wet nets. 🎣

Yes sir 👍

It’s a deadly technique for sure 👍

What’s happening?

@@surgeoutdoorsangling not much excited for camping

Bouncing Swim Baits I tie 32” leaders, a little shorter than if I’m pulling spinners. Same as bottom bouncing any other Spinner rig, bouncer touches bottom & let out 3 more feet. That’s about it. They will crush it. It’s a deadly technique!

25 ft on / around a mid lake hump. I would literally use the exact same rig in 10ft - 40ft with exception being a different weighted bottom bouncer. 8-10 ft likely 1.5 oz, 10-15ft 2oz ect. With the paddle tail I’d probably stay a bit heavier on the bouncer than I would if I was running spinner rigs. Check out the video description for other details. This technique will catch fish.

By having the leader at the end of the line you will always be accurate. If it gets chewed up all you do is replace you leader length. Whether you go with 5-8 ft leader. Easy. Correct if you break off 50 ft of main line depending on crankbait you can be out a lot.

Thanks for tuning in, hope you have success using the technique. Tight lines

@@surgeoutdoorsangling Just made some purchases and am looking forward to giving it a go!

They’ll crush it!

It’s mounted on a Panther Marine Static Motor Mount Plate Model 405 .

Thanks, I have a vantage on my small 17' Aumacraft Lunker that I use for walleyes in WI, with a Suzki tiller, and the boat is just a bit too narrow to support both. This looks like a very good solution to the tight quarters. Thanks P

Glad I could help. It’s a good small motor mount plate. Has a clean look & well molded. Tight lines 🎣

Yes they are! Cheers

I haven’t been there either. Saw a TH-cam guy out early season & it looked ok. After that warm spell I have no idea thou.

@@surgeoutdoorsangling I live about a half hour away any suggestions on where to start on that lake? And do you have to call ahead of time I see there is a phone number on the sign. Just trying to get some info before I make the journey.

I did the first time & he said don’t worry about it. Be respectful & close the gate. Lots of drop offs, rocks & weeds on the far side.

@@surgeoutdoorsangling awesome!! Thanks! Did you catch all day?

Early morning then goes quiet it seems.

Just simple things we don’t look at until we need to, then we can’t remember how the heck they work. Lol

Man trust me I know. Let’s lay it down, ya pick out a random lake off a map… throw your stuff in a truck… punch some holes and mess around / film… know one in their right mind would of thought or been prepared for two monsters like that, I don’t care who you are. I sure as hell wasn’t, throw in excited as hell to even do that then add caught on film for a life time… we’re not talking about a picture here. Pictures are easy. Try film, cold, dead battery’s, camera gear, angles to show & not show, fog or water on the lens, connection issues, man… If people only knew the 1/2 of it. A picture… I always say if it ain’t on film it don’t count. I’ve lost lots of fish that would have made a picture. Try timing and getting that moment on film. If someone wants to try & replicate two hogs like that on the same day outta the same hole then have at it & best of luck. It’s very hard if not impossible to replicate someone’s angling experience. I don’t even weigh fish unless there’s a holy shit reaction for curiosity. Only reason there’s scale with ice fishing is because one time I didn’t have one and wish I did. Those fish live forever on film. Cheers

“haters goona hate & ain’ters goona ain’t” Am I right? lol

It’s a great technique. One to definitely throw at them especially when we get past that mid summer point & swinging towards fall. Another one that’s great is “ bottom bouncing Swimbaits”. If you haven’t seen that technique I made this past fall then definitely check that one out. Basically showing walleye a more realistic bait vs a crank.. it’s also dynamite. Thanks for tuning in.

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1.2 mph

What was water temp then ? Thx

Did you say you were using a rattle ? What type was it if so ?

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@@markpowell62403mm rattle chamber

Yes, I’ve used Rapala husky jerks before.

Don’t worry, everything in that lake is dying this year. Gov is winter killing it. So how’s that future looking? They are Saskatchewan secluded trout lakes, meaning they get restocked every year. Essentially renewable meat fish.

On my boat I use the bow mount trolling motor in conjunction with the MinnKota vantage transom mount. I have two separate battery systems @ 24v. My outboard trolls @ 2.5 mph so I don’t really use it, I’d rather have the ability to adjust speed. 1.8-2.5 mph. Depending on the duration of the fishing & waves pushing, a bow mount can do the job on its own. Something to consider is battery capacity. Type 27 vs 31 & a high reserve capacity rating or going to lithium battery’s to help achieve the goal. I felt like having the MinnKota vantage was an asset for numerous situations so I choose it over a kicker outboard motor. Basically just an incase I need it motor.

Good & you?

Pretty good

Interesting, that would be a good idea. It’s a nice little lake. I was quite surprised with it. Had quite a bit of action there, however some I never got on camera.

Fingers are not in the gills, one inch of my fore finger is holding the jaw skin & not touching any gill plate. Want to know how I know that? I was there. No one can say any fish lives or dies after release because they aren’t tracked via gps. Mother Nature is stronger than you think.

Lucky Strike 48-72 Telescopic, the one I have is pretty old like 2014 model. It’s the best net I’ve ever owned …B46T6 BASKET NET 48-72″ TELESCOPIC FIBREGLASS HANDLE

@@surgeoutdoorsangling Oh, okay. I see, they are already made that way. I thought you bought a net and connect it to a pool pole because that pole folds up just like a pool pole! I'm looking for a net that has at least a 10' handle on it so that I can scoop up the fish on a high wall where I fish at that is located just downstream from a dam.

Ah, that makes sense.

Thanks. Trust me, if I go back there I’ll be better prepared for the monsters.

Thanks It’s an interesting thing because when you water footage y see a lot from the Great Lakes or Minnesota / Wisconsin where it’s a pitch/cast game. But out here in western Canada, Saskatchewan & Alberta it a vertical bite. Casting can work but vertical crushes fish. Different fish & different bites.

Cranks Smash Walleye, I hope I can get out again before the snow flys

Northern Saskatchewan, I don’t want to say which lake unfortunately because some people get crusty about revealing names. It’s a bigger body of water but heavily pressured. Lots of Great Lakes in Northern Saskatchewan that everyone has driving access to. Just sometimes they are at the end of a gravel road lol

Thanks. Yea their a weapon. I’m pretty sure I’ve tuned in & watch some of your stuff before. Recognize the logo. Tight Lines

I’m right next door in Saskatchewan.

@@surgeoutdoorsangling legit next door neighbours 👍 I like to go to lake of the prairies a decent bit. Right along the boarder

@@surgeoutdoorsangling dude that is very cool! So stoked you’re tuning into the channel. I subscribed to yours awhile ago!! And I also went out and tried bottom bouncing floating rapala crankbaits. That was fun man. Loads of multi species fishing and caught my PB Trophy freshwater drum. Have a great day

I’ve never been. I’m basically central Sask to North West then into North East Alta. Tons of lakes.

Thanks, was very cloudy & was raining all around us. Luckily we didn’t see any.

Little more wally chop and would have been better...??? Still slayed them

I need to do more rapping...use more in the hardwater season but results show otherwise

100% waves = walleye

Jigging Raps changed the scene of walleye fishing, now every lure manufacturer wants a piece of that market. Rip Jigging is a great technique & absolutely crushes walleye if that’s what they’re into that day. Just gotta get on top of fish & away ya go.

I know you do, It’s a nice lake. It’s great seeing the fall colours. lol

Right on, Thanks. If your going to try that technique you might as well throw in “Bottom Bouncing Swimbaits” it’s another absolute weapon & no one really knows about it yet. Tight Lines

Thanks, they were lighting it up.

@@surgeoutdoorsangling fall frenzy

@RaulGarciaFishingandOutdoors Yes Sir, it has begun. Lol

Awesome, hope it works for ya out there.