Man that last one was a heart breaker and then you fall in LOL. Your caught some studs Bro great job. Love when the water runs over shallow concrete and drops off. I do it for the ad revenue. LOL
@@mikebaumeister5690 what do you recommend for bait or lure if you don’t mind me asking?! I was just there last Saturday. Only caught 1 walleye. Slow bite. But two weeks prior when I went down the cats where hitting hard and I also got 1 saugeye.
@@77Datsun280z The 2 rigs that I use for wipers are a night crawler under a slip bobber and a 3/8 ounce jig head with a Berkeley gulp minnow. I haven’t had any luck there with walleyes or cats unfortunately. I just cast as close to the gate as possible when the wipers are chasing the baitfish.
@@mikebaumeister5690 sweet, thanks! I’ve give you a tip for catching walleye, sauger, saugeyes. I typically use a 3/8 or 1/2 jig head with a spinner. Now I will either use a 4inch Mr. Twister twister tail, and the color is called motor oil (green with red flake) OR I will use a 2.8 or 4inch Keitech fat swing impact, yellow/green chartreuse or clear chartreuse with blue flake on those jig heads. You will catch them on those, but I typically fish down past the wall of the dam. Last year I caught a 5.2lb walleye less than 15ft from the shoreline using a twister tail.
Awesome video. That is an interesting looking spillway. Shitty fact: in Washington state you aren't allowed to fish within 400 feet of any spillway. Those walleye were beauties. 👍
@@EngineeringHooksets I am pretty sure the wildlife people don't want anyone catching fish period. So, they dream up rules. Also, I am told (haven't verified) that the governor appointed tree huggers to head the department.
That is such a nice looking spot!! Starting out with a beauty 💪🏻. That’s really something all being 20 1/4”. I’ve been dying to fish walleye here but river has been to high. 5 more cast….no 10 more cast 🤣. That sucks losing the one that was ripping drag. Man down man down!!! You took it like a champ👊. Great video brother!!!
I had zero luck on twister tails for the past 5-6 years. I almost exclusively threw flies in the meantime. Last fall, I started using a chartreuse moxi from BFIshN tackle and caught the most walleye and sauger that I’ve ever have 🤷♂️
I've been fishing a 180 acre community lake in KS, on and off, for about 6 years. One evening while Bass fishing I caught around 5 nice Wiper's on a spinner. Haven't caught any since. Just a fluke they were in a shallow cove where I was fishing.
Nice! Definitely say whats up if you see me out there. I've actually spoken to a couple other people there who told me they caught bass but no saugeye as well. I wonder if I'm just getting lucky tbh, but its likely that its because Im staying till after dark ever time. Thank you for the comment!
It actually decreases distance but it adds casting speed + accuracy. In a small spot like this there is no need to chuck the bait super far so this method is generally superior. I'm gonna be making a full video on this casting method/flipping with a spinning setup very soon. Thanks for the comment! Nice profile pic btw, I used to play a lot of fallout
The part in the middle that you were standing on is there to cuase a break in the water incase something were to fall in and they would have to retreive it or to slow the water down if it floods out. It might also be an old dam gate that they tore down
Nice fishing man! Thank you for catching and releasing. If everyone did that, we’d catch walleye/saugeye every outing. HMU if you ever want to go fishing, I’m over near Champaign.
All old neson north on the kaskaskia river there's a spring waleye and white bass run if you fish the other spillway you need to wade theres a rock bar you can stand on and only fish there if some water coming over the dam the lakes good for and cat fish on shrimp
I think that's just because it was dark out so I turned the shading on the footage up. I took a better picture on my phone and you can see marks on the dorsal fin.
For the love of god get a landing net and start using it to land, remove hooks, measure and release. There's literally no reason to not fish responsibly by respecting the resource
@@EngineeringHooksets how much money for the spot? I promise not to tell anyone. I have been skunked more times than I can count this year and I just want to catch a fish
@Michael G I dont think you want to buy it lol. Notice how I didn't post any videos here this year? That's because I went there 7 times from early March to late April in 2023. Skunked every single time. Not 1 fish caught in 7 trips here. Sometimes for whatever reason, some rivers just have a great year, and that's what 2022 was for this place.
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Man that last one was a heart breaker and then you fall in LOL. Your caught some studs Bro great job. Love when the water runs over shallow concrete and drops off. I do it for the ad revenue. LOL
Thank you for taking the time to watch!!
Awesome! Nice area!. One of my go to places for nice walleye is the spill way in New Cumberland WV. The Ohio River always has nice fish to be caught.
Thank you for the comment! I've never fished in WV but I know it's got some beautiful spots
I fish the spillway in New Cumberland too and the wipers go crazy there
@@mikebaumeister5690 what do you recommend for bait or lure if you don’t mind me asking?! I was just there last Saturday. Only caught 1 walleye. Slow bite. But two weeks prior when I went down the cats where hitting hard and I also got 1 saugeye.
@@77Datsun280z The 2 rigs that I use for wipers are a night crawler under a slip bobber and a 3/8 ounce jig head with a Berkeley gulp minnow. I haven’t had any luck there with walleyes or cats unfortunately. I just cast as close to the gate as possible when the wipers are chasing the baitfish.
@@mikebaumeister5690 sweet, thanks! I’ve give you a tip for catching walleye, sauger, saugeyes. I typically use a 3/8 or 1/2 jig head with a spinner. Now I will either use a 4inch Mr. Twister twister tail, and the color is called motor oil (green with red flake) OR I will use a 2.8 or 4inch Keitech fat swing impact, yellow/green chartreuse or clear chartreuse with blue flake on those jig heads. You will catch them on those, but I typically fish down past the wall of the dam. Last year I caught a 5.2lb walleye less than 15ft from the shoreline using a twister tail.
Nice shore 'eye fishing. Love your commentary, man! Way to work the "crowd."
Lol thank you. It's not that great but I'm trying
Those are such awesome fish! What a honey hole. I'm so jealous. Its all about the social media clout, baby!
Lol. Thanks for watching, man!
Awesome video. That is an interesting looking spillway. Shitty fact: in Washington state you aren't allowed to fish within 400 feet of any spillway. Those walleye were beauties. 👍
What a ridiculous law. Is that like a 'safety' thing? Thanks for watching, man!
@@EngineeringHooksets I am pretty sure the wildlife people don't want anyone catching fish period. So, they dream up rules. Also, I am told (haven't verified) that the governor appointed tree huggers to head the department.
Dude your spring is off to a killer start! Those saugeye are on the chew!
The next saugeye vid is twice as good as this one 🙂🙂🙂. Thanks for watching, man!
@@EngineeringHooksets looking forward to it!
That is such a nice looking spot!! Starting out with a beauty 💪🏻. That’s really something all being 20 1/4”. I’ve been dying to fish walleye here but river has been to high. 5 more cast….no 10 more cast 🤣. That sucks losing the one that was ripping drag. Man down man down!!! You took it like a champ👊. Great video brother!!!
Thanks for watching, Chris!
good video buddy..Lay the blade to those bad boys..that's some good eating.
Some good catch and releasing IMO. Thanks for watching!
@@EngineeringHooksets just a comment brother.
I had zero luck on twister tails for the past 5-6 years. I almost exclusively threw flies in the meantime. Last fall, I started using a chartreuse moxi from BFIshN tackle and caught the most walleye and sauger that I’ve ever have 🤷♂️
Thanks for the tip! I'll look into that
Hey man I left my hotdogs there so I had a snack next time I was back. Thanks for not eating them! 🤣
Lol no problem!
Set the hook young man!
Lol
Solid catches man. Im still waiting to cath mine hahahah
Keep grinding it'll happen. Thank you for watching!
Nice 🎣👍
Thanks for watching, Mike!
I've been fishing a 180 acre community lake in KS, on and off, for about 6 years. One evening while Bass fishing I caught around 5 nice Wiper's on a spinner. Haven't caught any since. Just a fluke they were in a shallow cove where I was fishing.
I think I was there this day lol I fish there a lot, such a chill spot! I’ve only caught bass and cats though
Nice! Definitely say whats up if you see me out there. I've actually spoken to a couple other people there who told me they caught bass but no saugeye as well. I wonder if I'm just getting lucky tbh, but its likely that its because Im staying till after dark ever time. Thank you for the comment!
He caught the same one 3 times 🤣😅
Dumb fish but I'll take it! Lol
Nice video bro!
BIG
I live right next to this spot and is a absolute honey hole
as a walleye fisherman i use a 1/8 to1/6 ounch crappie jig head and a white with chartruse tail crappie max paddle tail
The way you cast spinning reels is really interesting. I've never tried it that way. Does it add any distance?
It actually decreases distance but it adds casting speed + accuracy. In a small spot like this there is no need to chuck the bait super far so this method is generally superior. I'm gonna be making a full video on this casting method/flipping with a spinning setup very soon. Thanks for the comment! Nice profile pic btw, I used to play a lot of fallout
@@EngineeringHooksets I'll have to give it a shot when I try some trout streams this season up here in Montana.
I was thinking the same exact thing 😅 that's definitely different
saw that too!
The part in the middle that you were standing on is there to cuase a break in the water incase something were to fall in and they would have to retreive it or to slow the water down if it floods out. It might also be an old dam gate that they tore down
Thank you so much for the info!
Nice fishing man! Thank you for catching and releasing. If everyone did that, we’d catch walleye/saugeye every outing. HMU if you ever want to go fishing, I’m over near Champaign.
Yeah it sucks watching people keep everything they catch. Thanks for the comment!
If I'm catching fish, I don't leave!
Great video bud
Thanks!
Sorry it came across as areal butthead on myself, just wanted to get back to the critters.Nice catch sir.
Follow the river up to the next spillway it has has waleye and crappie
I've had that spot on my radar for a couple years. Just haven't made the drive. One of these days I'll give it a shot
All old neson north on the kaskaskia river there's a spring waleye and white bass run if you fish the other spillway you need to wade theres a rock bar you can stand on and only fish there if some water coming over the dam the lakes good for and cat fish on shrimp
some nice eating size
I think they make a great catch and release size but I am probably gonna try eating one once the spawn is over. Thanks for the comment!
@@EngineeringHooksets I dont keep everything I catch either, But I do take a sandwich worth every once in awhile
That pool is to prevent soil erosion beneath the spill way.
I was literally fishing there yesterday!!
Nice! Say what's up if you see me out there
@@EngineeringHooksets oh I will!
Wheres that at?
@@Megan24Nichole Sorry but I don't give out my fishing spots
That spillway is going to spoil you.
It already has haha. Thanks for the comment, man!
bro the green stuff will hurt you lol
I havent watched this video in forever so Im not sure what you mean by this lol
The second one looks like a walleye it has no spots I. The dorsal fin
I think that's just because it was dark out so I turned the shading on the footage up. I took a better picture on my phone and you can see marks on the dorsal fin.
Could have been stocked saugeye and they're all about the same size.
I believe the water depth change is to catch Sediment in the water
Good insight, thank you!
What carcasses is that
I never throw keeper size waleye and Sageye back they are the best eating fish ever too swim
What are your combos
Falcon lowrider/Daiwa regal 2000 and piscifun serpent/lews speed spool
What spillway?
I'd rather not say, sorry
Where is this?
I'd rather not say. Sorry!
@@EngineeringHooksets all good buddy no problem i get it
Tighten your drag.
Less talk more work catches more fish and followers.
I’m like 90 percent sure those are all walleye’s.
The first one could have been a walleye. The second one was definitely a saugeye.
i think its a walleye
It definitely looks more like a walleye but I have a picture on my Instagram which clearly shows long splotches on the dorsal fin so its a saugeye.
If maybe you would slow yourself down on your retrieve you wouldn't snag so often.
For the love of god get a landing net and start using it to land, remove hooks, measure and release. There's literally no reason to not fish responsibly by respecting the resource
Wht spillway is tht at
I'd rather not say. Sorry
@@EngineeringHooksets how much money for the spot? I promise not to tell anyone. I have been skunked more times than I can count this year and I just want to catch a fish
@Michael G I dont think you want to buy it lol. Notice how I didn't post any videos here this year? That's because I went there 7 times from early March to late April in 2023. Skunked every single time. Not 1 fish caught in 7 trips here. Sometimes for whatever reason, some rivers just have a great year, and that's what 2022 was for this place.
Engineering?
What?
Engineering includes stringing rods
Learn how to use gear before attempting video😂
I have no idea what this means