Me too! Aggressively feeding fish maybe? Lately I've been switching out the middle hook for a VMC Bladed Hybrid hook and it seems with that additional flash, all my catches are on that middle hook and on the Tail Dancers it's the front hook.
Great video, great tips and techniques. What is the best way to keep the crankbait dragging the bottom? Also, I was impressed with your storage cases for your cranks, are those stores bought?
Thank you Joe! 🙏 Keeping the crankbait digging into the bottom is tough, especially with changing depths. I try to run them best on large flat basins that I know aren't riddled with objects to get snagged on. I first let out my line until I can feel the lure digging into the bottom. Then I attach my planer board and hope for the best. I haven't had to yet, but you could always experiment with adding a little weight about 5-6 feet in front of the lure. You can always run them on the down rods, closest to the boat with no boards so you can check them often by simply grabbing the rod and feel. My storage cases are nice and I do like them. I have 6 boxes and they do fit perfectly in the SIMMS Stash Bag. They are made by www.fishmorecompany.com and I don't think they are in retail stores. I ordered mine from the website.
If you don't tune any crankbait to run straight and not off to the side you won't catch a single fish. Storm deep tHUNDERTICKS , Bomber 24 and 25As and Storm Rattle Tots , and #9 Lindy Shadlings and Baitfish. SHOULD ALWAYS BE USED IF YOUR Bandits and Husky program takes a dump.
I totally disagree! We catch thousands upon thousands of walleye using Rapala Scatter Raps that run untrue and from side to side. In fact when we run Original Rapalas in front of our deep-divers to catch the weeds, those have the tendency to run upside down and yet we catch boat loads of walleye on the upside down Originals as well. th-cam.com/video/Nt6Eg1MwcCg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=tnr1MdxsA3_hv6qC
@@MikeBorovicITsFRIDAYFITCHES It may work for that particular crankbait but tuning a crankbait to run straight with the normal wiggle is always required for any other bait and I own 4500 of them. I am much older than you and have caught way more walleyes in North America and on the PWT , MWC and the Michigan Walleye Tour of which I founded. A #9 Lindy Shadling/Baitfish on a 3 way with a trailing #5 custom airbrushed Shadling has won me a bunch of dollars. It is a killer rig on Lake Erie too but the 99% walleye guys have no idea what a Lindy #9 Baitfish or Shadling is as they live and die on Bandits.
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Great video. I was surprised by how many of the walleye were caught on the middle hooks verses the tail hook.
Me too! Aggressively feeding fish maybe? Lately I've been switching out the middle hook for a VMC Bladed Hybrid hook and it seems with that additional flash, all my catches are on that middle hook and on the Tail Dancers it's the front hook.
Thank you Mike for a video
Thanks for watching Nahum!! 🙏
Great video, great tips and techniques. What is the best way to keep the crankbait dragging the bottom? Also, I was impressed with your storage cases for your cranks, are those stores bought?
Thank you Joe! 🙏 Keeping the crankbait digging into the bottom is tough, especially with changing depths.
I try to run them best on large flat basins that I know aren't riddled with objects to get snagged on.
I first let out my line until I can feel the lure digging into the bottom. Then I attach my planer board and hope for the best.
I haven't had to yet, but you could always experiment with adding a little weight about 5-6 feet in front of the lure.
You can always run them on the down rods, closest to the boat with no boards so you can check them often by simply grabbing the rod and feel.
My storage cases are nice and I do like them. I have 6 boxes and they do fit perfectly in the SIMMS Stash Bag.
They are made by www.fishmorecompany.com and I don't think they are in retail stores. I ordered mine from the website.
@@MikeBorovicITsFRIDAYFITCHES Thanks Mike, hope to see you out there!
Awesome video, Mikey!
Thanks Jer! We're gonna gets some this weekend! 😁👍
Great video Mike!!!
Thank you Dave! 🙏 Appreciate your time and feed back.
If you don't tune any crankbait to run straight and not off to the side you won't catch a single fish. Storm deep tHUNDERTICKS , Bomber 24 and 25As and Storm Rattle Tots , and #9 Lindy Shadlings and Baitfish. SHOULD ALWAYS BE USED IF YOUR Bandits and Husky program takes a dump.
I totally disagree! We catch thousands upon thousands of walleye using Rapala Scatter Raps that run untrue and from side to side. In fact when we run Original Rapalas in front of our deep-divers to catch the weeds, those have the tendency to run upside down and yet we catch boat loads of walleye on the upside down Originals as well.
th-cam.com/video/Nt6Eg1MwcCg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=tnr1MdxsA3_hv6qC
@@MikeBorovicITsFRIDAYFITCHES It may work for that particular crankbait but tuning a crankbait to run straight with the normal wiggle is always required for any other bait and I own 4500 of them. I am much older than you and have caught way more walleyes in North America and on the PWT , MWC and the Michigan Walleye Tour of which I founded. A #9 Lindy Shadling/Baitfish on a 3 way with a trailing #5 custom airbrushed Shadling has won me a bunch of dollars. It is a killer rig on Lake Erie too but the 99% walleye guys have no idea what a Lindy #9 Baitfish or Shadling is as they live and die on Bandits.