Ice Fishing Walleye on Clear Local Lake (My Step-by-Step Process)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ธ.ค. 2023
- A quick evening session, fishing for walleyes on a local lake in central Minnesota.
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Thanks for another great video Nick happy new year!🎣
Happy New Year, Evan 🎉
Will be looking forward to the drop shot video. Liking that sonar view in your videos!!
Thanks Craig!
Nick was on a Podcast called The ICEMEN. He talked about the deadstick setup for probably 10 minutes. It was some really good information!!
Thanks Ken. I have way too much to say about this stuff lol
Excellent cuz! 🙌
Thanks Troy!
such great walleye fishing in our area. Pulled a 29" pig last friday out of a local BLA lake
That’s amazing! We definitely have some big fish in our area.
Great video nick. Using the auger as a tip down is a great idea outside like that! Also good idea turning your camera to save time. You're the kicking butt buddy. Congrats on the new house this year, and happy holiday season.
Thanks Jake. Hope you had a good Christmas this year!
Thanks for another vid
Glad you enjoyed it man 👍
The Linder family is just genetically wired to be great educators. Great video Nick - appreciate the effort it takes to setup the shots. The LS screen overlay is so cool. In a TH-cam-verse of dudes just turning on a couple go pros and blabbing for 20 minutes, your vids always stand out.
Thanks Rich. I really appreciate that! I try to make my videos a little better when I can!
Killer video! Love the livescope overlay view! Makes me want to get a scope and video game them
I'm technically the "younger generation", but I definitely love video-gaming them.
Nice video Nick, looking forward to your dead stick video.
Thanks Craig
Used your dead stick setup at Lake of the Prairie today. Caught more on that setup than I did jigging. Two days ago that was reversed. Thanks for the tip small treble and minnow was money!
Right on brother! Glad some of my tips could help you put a few more fish on the ice!
Dirty dead stick set up! 🔥
The dirtiest 😉
Great Video
Thanks for watching Eric
Incredible electronics!
Thanks Wayne!
@@NickLindner for sure! Was in the boat today, no perch, no fish!
Look forward to the dead stick video. Have tried drop shot rig and don’t seem to have the hook tied correctly. Terrible hook sets with how I have it now.
It’s important to do the knot correctly and run the line back through the eye of the hook so the hook points upwards.
Have you been rocking the drop shot rig a lot this winter? I use it all the time in the summer but not as often in the winter with flashers. What do you like about it? Just an easy dead stick setup?
I’ve been using it exclusively this winter for my deadstick setup. I’m a big fan and love the ease of use
the dead stick idea... not bad!!!
Just wait! 😉
Where did you get those ice cleats? Out yesterday so slippery the ones I got fall off 😢. Thanks for the video!
I'm in love with these. Here's a link:
kahtoola.com/traction/microspikes-footwear-traction/
Hi Nick, nice video. In your opinion where are those walleyes during the day? Are they just laying in the bottom somewhere not moving, or eating and they get active during those prime time hours? I fish Minnetonka and it has similar bite window, I have been trying to find how to catch throughout the day. Just got a livescope so that might help unlock the mystery.
In the north east our walleyes leave the structure to suspend during the day. You can find them and try feeding them anything but they just become zombies.
Tough to say! I know during the summer, when they aren't biting, they usually aren't far away. Traveling slower, not approaching your bait as often. Could be out in the abyss, but also might just be keeping low and slow in regular areas.
Nick, I'm going to need you to upload more content because I don't know if and when I'll see ice in SW Ontario. Either that or you can take me fishing on your side of the border. I'll bring the poutine! 😁
Haha, I’ll do my best to get more videos out! And you know I’m a HUGE poutine fan!
@@NickLindner Yes, I do. 😂
Nick is the best id love to get some fishing done this year I'm coming to Minnesota in Feb
The livescope overlay edit is $. Nice work.
Thanks Sean!
Another Blonko-approved video
That’s what I like to hear!
How you liking the razr
I’ve been a fan. I’d definitely recommend it if you’re wanting to run a power drill + auger bit setup
Just curious. What local lake is this? I'm in The twin Cities. All of the lakes around me are open water. I don't believe this is a local lake.
It’s a lake in central mn and the video was shot a few days before Christmas. It takes some time to get videos out after they are shot. It wasn’t shot yesterday! Haha
What lake are you on
This is a moderate sized lake in central Minnesota. Brainerd area
@@NickLindner what is your dead stick set up
Is that Rice?
Nope!
Linder? Like Al Linder, or no relation?
Yessir, Al is a couple generations above me 👍
@@NickLindner Neat! My cousin ran into Al at a store up near Hackensack like 20 years ago, we were still young kids at the time, and recognized him. Al signed a life jacket for him that he kept for years.
If you wouldnt have your computer screen, you'd enjoy the view a lot more. Watching a radar fish go for your radar bait aint real fishing.
You’re probably right! 🤷♂️
HUh? So watching a bobber dance around in your hole ain't real fishing either. It is essentially the same thing with just an extra layer of technology involved. When you are intently watching your bobber for movement or paying attention to your line for a tap-tap you cannot simultaneously have your attention focused on the beauty of your surroundings. Switching between the two areas of focus is easy if you have a mind to do it. However, if you are locked in on one or the other you will likely miss something about where their focus isn't being fully applied.
its not the same thing at all. With a bobber you have to try and figure out where the fish is. With livescope you are simply putting the bait right in front of of the fish and you KNOW he is there. Takes any guesswork and mystery out completely. Its really sad actually as overfishing will kill fishing for your children. It would be like hunting with a drone.