Dam Walleyes! - Catching walleyes near a lock and dam | Walleyes on Jigs | Mississippi River Pool 8
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- I'm back out on the Mississippi River chasing spring run walleyes on Pool 8 near the Dresbach Dam. Fish are caught and I cover the basic breakdown for targeting these exciting spring walleyes.
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Awesome river fishing and tips thanks
One of the best videos narrated and understandably explained how to fish walleye for a beginner! Thanks Scott.
Thanks for the kind words! It's much appreciated!
ya know, I love the wildlife shots, like the beaver on shore.
Great point! I need more wildlife in my videos.
Glad I dug up this video! Extremely informative. I fished the Best Dam
Fishing Float with Captain Tom for a couple years. Got my Lund in the water now and ready for a great 2022! Thanks for a really great video!
Awesome! I’m glad you found the video useful. Good luck this spring!
Great video! It made me remember fishing there starting in 1971. I have not been there in 20 years. Still a healthy fishery!
Yes! The river is thriving. Thank you!
"Before you pull your anchor get your motor started". Great advice on this pool, people have almost died because the motor didn't start after the anchor was pulled.
Absolutely!
Really enjoy your videos, very informative thanks!
Awesome! Thank you for commenting!
I’ve got the same exact boat as you and have it set up very similar with the front casting deck. Your videos make me feel like I’m in my boat so it’s an added bonus on top of your awesome content for me. Great job bud I hope you keep ‘em coming
Thanks! More videos coming but I’ve got a different boat now. Good luck out there!
Great video!
Thank you!!!
Great Video!!! Have really enjoyed the last few river videos you have put out!! Keep them coming
Thank you so much! More to come!
Nice vid!!! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!!!
Love your videos, keep them up!
Thank you so much!
Great job out there man!!..some beautys!
You betcha! Thanks so much!
Drezzy! Nice video!
Nate Jackson yep!😂Thanks
I need to get my boat out of storage, but working for one of the local healthcare facilities makes getting time harder to find every day. Keep up the great videos 🐟👍
Thank you for being on front lines of this virus mess! You are a true hero! and thanks for the supporting my channel its much appreciated!
It looks like you had a good day out there, I ran over there for some more perch fishing yesterday been just going solo with the shut down going on
Bobcrappies been getting perch still? They were up in blackdeer still but lots of small ones
Not crazy action but the fish are there. I'll keep after them. Looking forward to more perch and boiled peanut action😂
nice catches, and thanks for the tips , im new to walleye and its been a struggle.
Nothing better than time on water to get better at fishing but I know that's not always easy. I think the most important thing to consistently catching spring walleye is positioning yourself in the right amount of flow and presenting the bait so that it stays in the strike as long as possible. Keep after them!
Awesome video man! Really need a motor for my flat bottom. Keep it coming and stay safe out there with the CODVID19 going around. 💯👍🎣
Thanks brother! I just need to stay on the river and I'll be fine.
Really good video. Now help me pool 15
Pool 15? I'll have to make a trip down there sometime.
Do you plan on making a Mississippi summer video... 99% of the Walleye vids on the Mrs are spring and fall. Thanks for sharing.
Kimber45 if I can get on some fish I will. There are so many options in the summer that it’s hard to focus 😆
Nice hogs. What are you using for video editing software? I'm struggling with this DaVinci Resolve 16.
I use Pinnacle Studio 21. Its has a ton of capability but also has a few quirks. I've learned how to deal with them but it can be frustrating at times. For the money and what it offers I'd say its worth it.
Just wondering how much was that software I use Sony Vegas 15 -49 bucks
Awesome video yet again! Got a question for ya. I live in MN with MN license. Can I launch in WI on the river without a WI license?
You can launch in WI, but watch out for the boat ramp fees.... Border waters between WI & MN is between the railroad tracks so your MN fishing license should cover.
Jason is correct. You can fish anywhere between the train tracks on MN/WI boundary waters with your MN license. You do need to pay particular attention to what state you are in when on the river because the laws differ for the two states. Look at google maps, although not official, there is a line that shows the state boundary and can be used as a reference.
Yes. But up in the Prescott area there are lots of varied rules because you have the St Croix running into the Mrs and both rivers are boundary waters, with a catch and release in pool 2..
Great video almost giving a way too many clues though!! 😅
I'm an open book! My goal is to inform.
You ever fish this area in the summer?
Yes, its a fish magnet. Many fish species congregate at all the lock dam or spillway systems. The walleyes wont be as prevalent as they will start to disperse back down river after spawning.
Walleye/sauger get caught under the chin, because they try to smash the bait to the bottom, before eating it. Might be a result of eating willow cats safely, so they do to just to be on the safe side for all prey. Not Foul Hooked!
That was always my interpretation of the law as well until I had a discussion with a Minnesota game warden on this very subject. The hook must be inside the mouth and not on the outside so under the chin is considered foul hooked. The rule isn't super specific so its open to interpretation but that was the wardens interpretation. IT may differ slightly by warden or body of water or even what type of lure you are using. Its good to email or call the DNR to get clarification.
Great video!
Thank you!!!