Sweet!!! I’m out in Eastern Washington (Yakima) near the Cascades but I’ve never caught any walleye! I love eating yellow perch. Trout are okay but I’d imagine walleye are even better than yellow perch? Good good brother!
Walleye and perch are about the same, but if I had to choose a winner it’d be walleye. Here’s a cool difference. Walleye have a cut of meat on their cheeks. It’s almost the consistency of a scallop but delicious. Walleye Cheeks!
My brother and I catch tons of walleye on the Genesee.......the best spot is near Seth Green island just north of the lower falls.....bouncing a chartreuse Rapala Shad Rap off the bottom is usually Kryptonite......we've caught our limit many times there....
They just found a spawning 18 year old sturgeon in the Genesee here in Scottsville for the first time in 50 years in the entire Genesee! Keep an eye out for them.
@@Ace-qm3ce Walleye swim FAR upstream when they spawn. They also run up creeks that empty into the Genesee. Their are a lot of them right at the falls in Mt Morris, you’ll just have to deal with catching multiple other fish there too. We had to ask permission from a farmer to get acces to this spot in the video. This spot has changed a bit since this video. The best spots are found floating down the River and fishing along the way. Expect many snags. Good ole hook line sinker and worm will work. Good luck.
Below. Look for deep holes directly upstream from fast shallow current. Also bends with deep structure. They hide just out of the current. Don’t forget the creeks that empty into the genesee. 🤫
Best lure is probably worm n sinker or white mr twister jig. I’ve also heard leaches suspended off the bottom work well too, but haven’t tried that yet.
I’m always looking for new spots on TH-cam as well. But the best spots are found by floating a canoe down the river and fishing, which is how we found this spot.
Sweet!!! I’m out in Eastern Washington (Yakima) near the Cascades but I’ve never caught any walleye! I love eating yellow perch. Trout are okay but I’d imagine walleye are even better than yellow perch? Good good brother!
Walleye and perch are about the same, but if I had to choose a winner it’d be walleye. Here’s a cool difference. Walleye have a cut of meat on their cheeks. It’s almost the consistency of a scallop but delicious. Walleye Cheeks!
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My brother and I catch tons of walleye on the Genesee.......the best spot is near Seth Green island just north of the lower falls.....bouncing a chartreuse Rapala Shad Rap off the bottom is usually Kryptonite......we've caught our limit many times there....
Thanks for the info!! I’ll have to check that out. I’m sure theirs monsters in there from the lake.
Shhhhh…caught my biggest eyes there. People always focus on slimy spawned out salmon but don’t realize what a great walleye and pike fishery it is.
Me and my boyfriend catches 50-60 pounds of fish on the st pail seth green side your talking about.
Where’s this spot at?
I’m loving this! Maybe a bit jealous too!
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They just found a spawning 18 year old sturgeon in the Genesee here in Scottsville for the first time in 50 years in the entire Genesee! Keep an eye out for them.
Wow all the way in Scottsville. They must stock them upstream??
I have a picture of one at Seneca pond
I've seen a few near turning point charlotte. Big ones and babies.
@@michaelwatts9687Seneca pond in Seneca park by the zoo? That’s wild
@@Noone-l6g right !!!that's what I said.. it might have been a Gar ...
Is this right down from thr fall a bit passed the boat launch in mnt morris?
No. About 15 miles from the falls
@closeinnature3141 where about if you don't mind me asking I'm trying to catch my first walleye this year I live in the area
@@Ace-qm3ce Walleye swim FAR upstream when they spawn. They also run up creeks that empty into the Genesee. Their are a lot of them right at the falls in Mt Morris, you’ll just have to deal with catching multiple other fish there too. We had to ask permission from a farmer to get acces to this spot in the video. This spot has changed a bit since this video. The best spots are found floating down the River and fishing along the way. Expect many snags. Good ole hook line sinker and worm will work. Good luck.
@@Ace-qm3ce If you launch at the boat launch and float down stream, you should find some good holes and catch a couple
Awesome video!
Is this spot above or below the Letchworth state park
Below. Look for deep holes directly upstream from fast shallow current. Also bends with deep structure. They hide just out of the current. Don’t forget the creeks that empty into the genesee. 🤫
Great video. What’s ur best lure for walleye on the river?
Best lure is probably worm n sinker or white mr twister jig. I’ve also heard leaches suspended off the bottom work well too, but haven’t tried that yet.
I heard the Genesee is not the river you want to eat fish out of. Is it better these days?
James W I wouldn’t eat more than 1-2 meals a month out of the Genesee.
It is better now of days I eat out of the river at least 7-8 time's a month. Sometimes more than that.
You boys ever hear of a net?
PhlyanPan. No need for a net when you can beach them. Thanks for watching.
BTW I bet I wasted 2 hours last night trying to locate that spot on maps.
I’m always looking for new spots on TH-cam as well. But the best spots are found by floating a canoe down the river and fishing, which is how we found this spot.
@@MiddleAgedMisfit Chill bro, he’s just making a fishing vid, how about you make one, it’s not so easy, he doesn’t need he hate
What town is this in
You guys in Livingston County?
That’s a question I want to do now
Yes 👍
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