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Love to hear it!

I totally agree. You’re videos have been so helpful

@@Darrionwillyb Thinking about coming back for more! Send me some concepts you all would like me to cover!

The plain ol Plano does the trick! Be sure to take it inside and dry out the boxes after spring season! I keep my plastics in the bag to keep the flavor in.

You absolutely can. You may find your numbers will decrease a bit, but when the fishing is hot and heavy they will still slam a soft plastic. Just make sure you are using a plastic that is a little softer so the hooks can slide out and grab on when a fish bites!

Great question. 2 things happen: 1. This is the biggest issue, the river becomes teaming with White bass and white perch to spawn. They love eating these jigs before the walleye can get to it. You still can catch them but it does get more difficult. 2. Walleye that are done spawning begin to migrate back to the lakes. So numbers in general begin to decline Mid May to mid June you’ll have better luck in the St Clair river

Great question! Yes, you can and I’ve caught them while pausing or getting distracted doing something else, but you’ll get the trigger strike from the movement of the bait.

Should be firing up now! Throw it out at about 1 to 2 O’clock angle and work it back on a slow constant reel. Find the minnows at night and you will find the fish!

Marysville to Port Huron has quite a few access points!

Appreciate the advice. Lots of golden nuggets hidden in there. Finding and catching fish requires patience! 😉

Good luck out there!!

Walleye bite will still be hot for another 2 weeks, not sure on cats! White bass have definitely entered the system in droves!

@@theitchtofish1052 great to hear thank you and for the bass anywhere along the shoreline is good? is best rig the dropper for those? (ie sinker at bottom and a hook or two on the main line?

@@ARCSTREAMS When you find active white bass you can throw just about anything at them and they will hit. But that is definitely a good method to start with.

@@theitchtofish1052 hey just got back from windsor, had a great time unfortunately did not get any wallees but did hit some white perch, rock bass and a white bass but all in all maybe like 11 fish in the ice bucket and it would have been much less had it not been for some nice ppl i met there every time i fished who either helped me by giving me there catch or putting on the proper rig for me, was really hoping to fill the bucket but thankful i get to have a few good meals and my first white bass, next time ill be more ready ,might come again in late summer maybe july or august for cats and perch if they still around

Always troll with the current. Trolling against it will make your blade spin way too fast, in my opinion. The speed of the current is much different from the surface to the bottom. I’d look for 50/55 as your best bet. But I’d pay less attention to that as it can vary from day to day, I’d focus more on the time of year. Late May to end of June is the best. First week of June is my ultimate favorite week. You gotta be out there regardless of temp, and other factors!

18-35 you’ll get them late April through June no problem. You can catch them deeper, but in my opinion it’s harder to fish past 40.

1/8 ounce jig and twister tail at night during the Mid May through June you will crush them from shore!

Well said!

Correct. Tomato ToMatoe 👍🏼😂

@@theitchtofish1052 Lol... The correct word for Fishermen is STINGER HOOK. Although I do like a ToMatoe sometimes. 👍

Late May through July you will get them. First/ 2nd week of June is best!

Always gotta tie it on!

For real, been slacking over here 😅

Certainly better ways to do it, and ways to be better. But for someone going out their first time without “whipping gear” I’d say it’s accurate.

Happy to help, good luck out there

Hey Rob. I’d say 99% of people drift with the current and use a trolling motor. I’ve seen some people anchor or spot lock and pitch jigs instead. I’d just do it outside of the pack as to not get in the way of the drifters. Save yourself some dirty looks 😂

For sure! Good luck out there!

Hope it helps! Good luck out there this year!

Yes! I’ve caught them on BFish’N tackle’s Puls-Rs as well as Storm 360 search baits. I’ve always done best on worm style or minnow style as a rule. But, paddle tails definitely have their days that out fish everyone on the boat.

You can use it in the daytime. Shorten the leader length on the floating baits to keep them closer to the bottom. However, other traditional methods mentioned in other videos are much more productive during the day.

Whip the river when the water's dirty in the daytime

@@drkwlsk this, for sure!

Walleye bite at night is the main reason.

Things will heat up a little more in October. But you can still pick some off anytime jigging, and bottom bouncing! Don’t be afraid to fish deep!

Ahh not me. Couldn’t make it out this weekend!

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Honestly the end of May will be loaded! Fish early on in the morning 26-35 feet. Algonac boat launch, and Marysville boat launch will be extremely productive. We tend to frequent the Marysville area, a little less pressure. Head north out of the boat launch (left out of the launch) about 1/2 a mile, above the condos. You will hit them 👌🏼

It’s a night time method. During the day they are deeper and feeding on the bottom. Honestly during the spring and fall you can find them anywhere from 18-26 feet along the break line. I’d look for boats or docks to fish outside of

Anchor or spot lock. Drifting won’t allow this to work properly, and you’ll be dodging boats that are anchored 😅.

Ali. Wind usually determines the direction the bow will be pointing. After you carefully drop your jig to the bottom your line will have a slant or lean. Use your trolling motor to chase your line back to vertical. With a little practice you’ll be a pro in no time. Don’t practice in heavy boat traffic!!!! Have fun. C ya on the river 😃😃🎣🎣🎣

Looks like Jack summed it up below! I’ll see if I can get a video together about that. If you are on the Detroit river, the best place to master this is the smaller stretch of water by the golf course south of the Wyandotte boat launch and BASF. The narrower water is the best protected area on the river from wind gusts. The area is a producer as well 😎.

Thanks guys. This would help greatly. Much appreciated. Goodluck out there!