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Nice recipe, even better sometimes is to throw a slice of cheese on top of each fillet.

I picked up a few this week at Walmart

Hey Mike, why bend the wire? Thinking it might be more effective if its flat. Also looks like the freeze frame is a different swivel connect to the wire at bottom. Is the wire bent to allow weeds to fall off or should it stick up to catch more weeds? Thanks in advance brother.

Looks pretty effective, I'm gonna give it all a try

Brovic you are so good at making informational videos !!! I pray to be somewhat the angler you are. Thanks for this ! Maybe one day I’ll be able to afford one of the live scopes

That’s your opinion there is petty and more simpler ways to cook walleye

Lol

Absolutely they follow jigs, saw them on livescope following my jig while trolling!

Nice knot. Now show us using 6 lb mono as an example... *ARGH!!* 😆😠

My dad never has seconds, until I baked this recipe for him. Great recipe!

Mike, where can we find that tool?

Sweet video bro! Very helpful

Tasteful sip of wine while cooking. Mark of a true pro!

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Your videos are not only informative, but keeps the watchers involved. Nothing seems forced. You have the persona and knowlege to blow up Mike! Keep Keep'n on! You have a new fan 🍻 Now excuse me while i go binge watch the rest of your videos😅

If you don't tune any crankbait to run straight and not off to the side you won't catch a single fish. Storm deep tHUNDERTICKS , Bomber 24 and 25As and Storm Rattle Tots , and #9 Lindy Shadlings and Baitfish. SHOULD ALWAYS BE USED IF YOUR Bandits and Husky program takes a dump.

That would also be awesome with fresh fiddleheads and morels .

May I ask why you leave the fillets covered in water over night?

Any videos of it deploying and in water?

I live in whitehorse yukon a 1lb propane tank is 18.00$ cad shipping is very expensive I just bought 2 fuel kegs and a fill station for 135$ cad should pay for itself after 8-10 refills

Awesome footage. Reactionary bites probably only come in schools of competing fish a competition bite.

Despite the uncontrollable imperfections, great footage Mike! Certainly forces us to rethink what we have always perceived.....

Thank you, Mike. Great video

Pretty soon the fish will be interviewed as to what are their favorite lures.

Very cool!! Thanks for sharing. It appears that at least one of the walleye actually got ahead of the jig to take a look at it!!!! Tight lines!!!🎣🐟😃

That is excellent footage for what you were working with, and EXTREMELY educational. I'm a noob on DR and vertical jigging in current and you just answered so many questions, with data not opinions. Thank you so much for sharing that. If it helps for future, maybe a vertical fin on the camera would use the current to keep it's orientation and prevent the spin when your jig hits bottom? Just a thought. Thanks again, very valuable instruction.

Have you ever been to the st. lawrence

thanks for taking the time posting ! always learn something here

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Awesome video. Thanks for sharing.

Awesome video Mike, it’s like looking down a spearing hole.lol I love it! As a spoonplugger I’ve learned what Buck Perry proved time n time again back in the old days., “Depth and Speed are the two most important controls and the answer to all our fishing successes and failures..” Hold it at the right depth and move it at the right speed and they will strike.. What’s interesting is the way weather and most importantly Light affects things from day to day.. The speed that works one day doesn’t always work the next day.. Fish definitely follow and you have proven it in this video! We’re constantly varying our speed on the troll (or cast) until we find the correct speed and then it’s on.. On a short line in the heat of summer you can see the pike n musky following..Neat stuff. Knowledge is the Key and thank you for sharing yours with us!👍🏻

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What rod is the lady using? I like a shorter rear grip

Can you use your spot lock with this and not worry about it breaking the cable

Trying Walleye for the first time for dinner tonight! 🤞

I feel like that’s a low % because I swear 60% of my fish or more are on the stinger. I use a #10 though and tie my own with a sleeve and a slip knot. When I’m using minnows, I like to run it between my plastic and my stinger to help longevity.

Loved it, so tasty!

Awesome video as always brother

Thank you so very much for showing us what you use, sizes etc.

I dont see any way to turn that sideways to get perspective view

You have money to lose 😂

Gonna have a west wind on Friday so that will help clean up the U.S. side even more and might make a more defined mudline too

Anyone got a report for the bite out Monroe way? Looking to head there friday

Heading over Friday morning. We might not catch limits but enough for a sandwich or two. Thanks for the report 🎣🎣😃

Great report , I've been out 4 times , American side only , 1 fish total

Hey thanks for saying something about using that live webcam. I would check it out but not for wind directions and water clarity a little further down on the american side. Thank mike

Appreciate the update, dying to wet a line.

Great report! That means some of us will have fewer boat traffic while we're out catching them. I'm going jigging in Lake Erie on Friday and I can tell you the fish still bite in the muddy water. I've been fishing muddy Lake Erie since the 70s and fish have a lateral line for a reason. They still have to eat. What you're seeing is surface water or milky mud. That doesn't mean it's not more clear 10-15 feet down. For active feeders, you need some noise and bright colors like chartreuse. For the spawners, you just have to slow down and use bright colors on sunny days or black or purple on cloudy days. I have a buddy who also complains about the water quality and isn't confident fishing in it. I find it more challenging too but that's the fun of fishing. You just have to adjust because I can assure you that the fish do.

Thanks for report, Mike. Always useful

Will be there on a weekend, thank's for report