Canada Walleye Fishing - As Easy As It Gets!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 เม.ย. 2018
- On another blustery mid September day on North Caribou Lake, my boat partner and I seek out sheltered water and walleyes. We found both!
Navigating into the protected inflow of the Donnelly River, we caught crazy numbers of incredibly aggressive walleyes on a gloomy, damp fall day. This is as good as it gets in my opinion when it comes to remote fishing in Canada!
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This video brought me such a peaceful feeling. Thank you and I will check your channel out. Going fishing this coming month and I wish to have some good times :)
Glad to hear you enjoyed it Henry, cheers!
It’s all crazy about the place
Yeeeaahhh
When I catch fish like that unless there's a chance of catching a huge fish, I get bored after about ten. Great video. I've never caught Walleye.
I agree 100%!! On these fly-in trips I spend very little time walleye fishing, even though I love walleye fishing. 90% of the time I'm chasing bigger fish. :)
Dude (may I call you dude?) you are breaking my heart as I sit in the sticks outside Savannah, Georgia remembering past Canadian camping adventures while the thermometer says 97 F on this almost mid September day. That loon wailing at the end sounded like my soul as I haven't been in over 25 years. North Caribou is quite a trip from here, anything you'd recommend a little further east in Ont? Accessible by vehicle but not loaded with day trippers nor a shoreline dotted with custom homes? I've camped and fished around North Bay to Temagami and in Quebec to Reservoir Gouin. Looking for something where I can "almost" get lost, "almost" get eaten by a bear, and almost have to eat all my stores of Spam and Ramen but get saved occasionally by a few walleye to supplement and even a fine Pike. Not needing to catch huge or many (but would never refuse!)...just be on a Lake that holds promise...even if my skills fall horribly short. Great video, durn, I'm almost choking up in looking at that cove.
Hi Greg, you can call me dude LOL! Glad to hear you're enjoying the vids, and yes, I can certainly offer some advice on where to go. Best to email me directly, contact info is on the CFG website at www.canadafishingguide.net Cheers, Mike
Great , thanks for sharing 😁
Glad you enjoyed! Cheers
I've had great luck fishing for walleye in the rain.
For sure, me too.
Respect, great fishing.
Thanks Dirk, much appreciated. Happy New Year!
@@CanadaFishingGuide same to you
That’s a great fishing spot.. I wish I could find a spot like that.
you never will man
That’s the type of weather they love though so it’s sort of worth it
Yeahhhh
Hi there any recomenndations for early August ontario wall eye and pike fishing
You said you were sitting in 6 ft. of water. How deep is it where your cast lands? I can't wait to get out fishing this spring. Thanks for your video's. Enjoy them.
Thanks Tim! 16-17' out where I'm casting. (I do mention that at the 41 second mark of the video :) ) Cheers
Yes you did. Doh!
LOL! Pretty easy to miss...
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What's your strategy for targeting larger walleye on your fly ins? I'm like you, i get tired of one after another of average size. On our regular lake (rocky bottom, tanic stained, very sparce vegetation) I've found trolling deep diving, minnow profiled crankbaits will work best for enticing the larger walleye. Bouncing them off the rocks seems to be the trick but you run the risk of losing a lot of lures
Hi Jason! Not a simple answer as it really depends on the season and the type of lake I'm fishing. Post spawn in June it's sometimes difficult to locate the larger females, but have had luck at times casting/trolling small suspending stickbaits in high percentage areas. Pinpointing those areas can be difficult as you're looking for anything that might stop and concentrate fish on their migration from their spring haunts to their summer spots. Summer I've had great luck jigging spoons in deeper water, specifically deeper water surrounding offshore structure. Will also pull bouncers and harnesses in deeper water mid summer with large sand/mud flats being the preferred type of structure. At times mid summer I've also had great success trolling oversized floating stickbaits at night close to shore and in and around islands etc. In the fall that's when I'll pull a lot of deep diving crankbaits, typically looking for rock structure that breaks quickly into deeper water and target those areas. Also there is very often a deadly post turn over pattern where larger walleye will hole up in the deepest basins in the lake. Often those basins are small and confined on the fly in lakes really concentrating the fish. I jig with oversized plastic paddletail minnows in the 5-6" range on a suitable head and most often with a stinger hook. Have caught a great number of very large walleyes doing this. Only downside is you have to be very careful reeling those fish in as their air bladders will expand if you're too fast. Quite often you have to fizz them before releasing. Anyhow it's difficult to answer a question like that in a short reply because there's a lot more, but hopefully that helps a bit! Cheers
@@CanadaFishingGuide Appreciate the response and tips! I'm assuming you use your depth finder to look for them as your checking those areas you listed? We take Garmin Striker 4's up with us
Looks like a blast, did ya keep a few for a fish fry?
A couple times each trip. Don't think we did on this day though.
Walleye fish tacos are amazing.
goddamn you're just jigging those pickerel in no problem my friend. I fish in the north eastern part of ON and we're having a bit of a dry spell when it comes to fishing right now!
LMAO, i wouldn't do that with a pike.. i had a pike bite half my hand off the other day ice fishing.. 30 inches! definitely worth the blood bath, but next time I'll make sure I grab the gills and not the teeth.. was too anxious
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I knew you could ice fish in canada, but I totally didn't know they even had summer up there
Yess
I'm going fishing on cormeont next week
Right on, hope you slay them!
Lil late but what lake was this? I’m craving a fish fry.
North Caribou Lake in far NW Ontario. It's absolutely amazing :)
Thank
You!!
What lure were u using??
Pretty sure it was a Northland Impulse paddle tail minnow rigged on a light head. Will have to watch the vid to make sure though. Cheers
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No one so far will arrest Fely Domingo, or some of the abusive people in Oahu. Maybe soon.
I fucken work 2 hours for walleye 😠
Well, even if the fishing is slow, you could be working instead right? It's all good. :)
To bad these trips cost a highway robbery
It's all a matter of perspective I guess. To me they're a bargain. :)
What an ignorant comment. Around $1200-1500 usually includes 4-6 nights at a secluded cabin, boats, unlimited fuel, flight in, flight out, bait, check up from guide.These operations run razor thin margins and most do it for the smiles on the faces of their customers and knowing they cross off a ton of bucket lists. Such a miserable perspective to have
Fely Domingo would come in my bedroom. This woman sit right next to me.
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