How To Use a Dipsy Diver - Everything You Need To Know To Setup a Dipsy Diver For Walleye Fishing

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Dipsy Divers are incredibly popular all over the great lakes region and beyond. A Dipsy Diver is a device that allows a bait such as a shallow diving crankbait, spoon, or worm harness to reach a desired depth quickly.
Dipsy Divers are commonly used for walleye, salmon, or steelhead trolling. In this video, we focus more on the walleye side of things.
Using a Dipsy Diver for walleye can be intimidating at first because there are a lot of moving parts, but it's actually quite simple.
In this video, Lake Erie Charter Captain and FishUSA Pro Staffer Ross Robertson explains in detail how to use a dipsy diver, particularly for targeting walleye.

[@donewing2536]

Great video. From an old Columbia River salmon fisherman, you made a very informative video without lots of extra verbiage to make a longer video. This one is accurate and to the point, appreciate it.

[@FishUSA]

Thanks for your feedback!

[@outdoorsman9384]

How do i get down 80 ft for salmon?

[@Moondog9322]

Do you recommend a snap/swivel at the lure end of the leader?

[@FishUSA]

Yes. A snap or swivel can help improve the action of your lure and make changing baits easier

[@sibfishingadventuresuk1558]

is a snubber needed ? seeing a few claiming they are crucial

[@FishUSA]

It's not 100% necessary, but we do recommend them when trolling with wire or braid. That bit of extra stretch can help keep fish pinned and protect your leader when a big fish is hooked.

[@johnwaltos9280]

you really didn't explain how to actually use the diver for us beginners