Late Fall Walleye Fishing Tips
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- In this video we are out in northern Wisconsin doing some late fall walleye fishing. I am casting jigs with live bait for shallow water walleyes. The temps are cold and the lakes are ready to freeze. In this video I talk about how to rig live minnows, how to safely get on the water this time of year and how to keep your hands warm on the water. Thanks for watching.
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Linders are getting old. Nice to see someone who I think they would be very pleased with. Time marches on!
Watcher for a long time... BEST fishing channel on the Tube.
Agreed!
excellent info, exactly what i was curious about chasing this late fall bite after you've motivated me. With the air freezing temps, all these tips help.
Thanks for the great boat ramp tips Tom. Some of that I never thought of.
Love winter... Best time to be on the water, no competition. Fingerless wool is my go to, work better than anything else I've tried... Just found some thermolite insulated ones, even better....
Thanks for the every day content Tom. It's gotta be tough dealing with the cold and wind out there. Glad to see you had a fishing buddy for this video.
All my other channels are not putting out as much content as normal but your still grinding it out like a boss. Forgot that part lol
Anybody who buys a coat like that for his dog is a good human being. 👍🏻
Thank you for getting out and sharing your adventures with us that can’t.
Coffee and Tom in the morning.
Good stuff... great to watch for us that don't have the time to get out
Thanks for the advice on tackle, techniques and gear.
Thanks for the cold weather boat tips!!
That was some great information, young man! Thank you very much!
Thanks for all the great tips very helpful.
That's a good tip about the shovel and sand, and letting water drain to prevent ramp from freezing , that's good sportsman ship. Good video !
I have to say i have put alot of what you say to work and I have had the best fishing year of my life for real so thank you from Manitoba Canada
From oklahoma ! All the cool people are named Tom Lol just want to say thank you for the most informative walleye info available to guys like me. We dont have the numbers like your areas but the info helps me get on.th em even in oklahoma. Keep up the good work. Love it
Thanks for sharing all those late Fall/Winter tips. I had to winterize my I/O so I'm out til next year.
Thank you for the video! With a new baby in the house I am not able to get out and do much fishing so I am going fishing with you.
Thanks for the videos! Just wanted to let you know I have been using Kalins jerk minnow jrs (Arkansas Shad color) with an 1/8th oz google eye jig (gold) here in Iowa.
Been catching them when no one else has been. I credit you for that! Thanks man
You are a great fisherman love your content
Great video awesome information.
Thank You Great info.
I sure love my Tyee walkthrough especially when I see you eating artic air in the open.
It drives me crazy watching you throw those fish back. Those are good eating, man!
Ditto!
Another tip if you're crazy enough to fish in sub zero like I have in past, when you pull trailer out after dropping boat (if you have surge/drum brakes) drive around a while
And try to get the water out of brakes, I had them freeze solid on me , wheel hopped/ skidded all the way to ramp, and couldn't back up,had to get propane heater ,suckedhard😢
Thank you for the hints and those public announcements !
Coffee and tom boley in the morning!!
Great tips!
Great info Tom. Once they pull the docks, don't forget your waders. When fishing by yourself, they come in handy when loading boat.
That’s been the issue for me.
This was great as usual Tom, but still waiting for Musky segment :)
Good fishing!
Good stuff
“Public service announcement”
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Quality dude
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Me subbed
This COVID boat noob appreciates the tips!
Al Linder would be proud of you. I’m sure you learned some of your expertise from him.!
If I knew you were going to post a video today I wouldn't have gone walleye fishing. 😆
Just caught my first fish in the river today two walleye about 15 inches and my buddy caught a nice pike
Great tips, I have one also, just loop you lines, don’t tie them tight if your leaving the boat in cause your lines easily freeze in a few hours and it’s murder to untie...
Hey Tom keep the hot packs around your wrists . You will be amazed.
Hi Tom, one of the best, most informative walleye fishing videos on the internet. What brand & model mittens are you wearing?
Tom , you’re the best ! Great info! Got 1 question : when fishing cold water like this , using this technique and u just feel dead weight and no suck , do you let them run with it or just set hook immediately ? Thx !
That mean you should put the boat away😂😂 keep fishing hard
Hey Tom, great stuff! Just curious though....do all lakes have this shallow bite? I'm on a deeper lake in Ontario with a lot of smelt and we've been getting lots of smallies in the 30 to 35 ft zone on mid lake rock piles. It's been a lot tougher getting the walleye bite. I've noticed big schools of fish over open basins down around 40 ft probably feeding on smelt but I can't get them to bite. Is it worth it trying to fish for those really deep fish or would you focus on a shallower bite? I just didn't know if they were feeding on smelt if they would be up shallow...appreciate any comments you have! Good stuff as always
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What is your system for keeping bait alive? What are the differences of minnow types?
0:56 I literally started clapping
Dang.. its been awhile.. see you upped your beard game.
As usual Tom, there's always some new 'wrinkles' to be picked up (besides the more fundamental to success 'folds') in your video- thank you.
We each have our preferences when it comes to methods and equipment, so there may not always be a universal 'best way' to overcome any particular hurdle. If whatev works well for us. And we're happy? Mission accomplished, right?
Ok, that said, after 56 winters and counting, on keeping hands warm, for anyone winter angler's consideration, i gott'a say...
(as a lean person with low blood pressure and so only so-so circulation in the hands, no less),
... two final words (lol, according to most, Henry Wordsworth Longfellow's got nuttin' on me!):
Gorilla Grips.
What are they like, you ask? Think of lighter, thinner, stretchier, more form-fitting gardening gloves used by mechanics and you'll be close, basically.
Getch'a some, and then see for yourself if these aren't 'better mousetraps' for cold (and warm-) weather angling.
Why? In no particular order...
1) They are dirt cheap.
2) So compact, i always have TWO pairs in (just one) of my trouser pockets - to either switch out,, or to give away (because they are available in bulk packs too, 'gifting' to a stranger costs less than most lures, and won't soon be forgotten - who knows your beneficiary may even reciprocate in trade and/or tips).
3) They wring out more thoroughly, and dry faster, than almost any other garment i can think of.
4) can tie knots (even in #2 leader material or braid) WHILE wearing them.
5) Option to place at least one dry chem pack handwarmer, which will last longer
6) idk if variations in some people's transferred L-Serine levels makes a real difference in terms of discouraging bites, but the whole topic is instantly rendered mute.
7) spares hands all sorts of minor nicks, scuffs, and cuts.
8) comes in sunlight -absorbing black, with different sizes denoted by different color trim on the extended wrists
9) they 'break in' quickly
10) fish friendly (removes less mucous (aka fish slime) from our C&R's
11) leaves our hands clean, dry, and don't stink of fish or bait when heading directly to 'apres-fish' venues (e.g. 🍺 tavern, or 🍕 pizza joint) for celebrating the outing with sustenance.
12) little to no reduction in critical 'fishing feel'.
13) readily slip in and out of pant, shirt, and jacket pockets
Those baker's dozen solid reasons are just off the top of my head; there are a few more i could think of (e.g. eliminates sun- and wind- burn), to like them, but warmer hands alone seal the deal for me.
They keys to such amazing performance are deceptively simple:
It's counter-intuitive for sure, but UNlike so many other kinds of gloves, the thinner the waterproof coating (which unlike a surgical glove, is NOT quite right up against the skin), the less capacity that layer has to absorb (suck away) whatever warmth our natural bloodstream is delivering (be that a little, or a lot, who cares? It's still a heat marginal savings no matter where on the continuum an angler's individual physiology might be.
Keeps moisture and/or perpetual contact with warmth-sapping colder air off the skin surface.
Traps warmer air against the skin
Wrists (where blood vessels sit so close to the skin) are completely covered.
i've yet to try this hack (too forgetful), but it wouldn't surprise me if the knitted back sides wouldn't become semi- water resistant if in anticipated rain or snow, they were pre-treated with a spray. of Scotchguard or equivalent
And for that matter they could probably accept a permetherone wash, and so help limit/discourage 'skeeter and other biting insects
Can make a more effective seal at the shirt or velcro-adjustable cuffs - and hold it by friction.
And if you want or need even more protection, with absolutely no associated additional loss of dexterity, you can wear two nested gloves on each hand (i'd recommend using one size under your natural choice (they'll very quickly stretch to avoid retricting blood flow), and then to supplement, just snip off the tips (or more; customizable with just a sharp pocket knife, in the field) of the thumb and first finger or two on the 'over-pair'
And if you don't find G²'s to be all i've claimed, they STILL make an ideal glove for say, cleaning fish (and 'a million other ordinary, everyday, non-fishing applications).
What's up Tom, Rob hear from Green Bay, them warm temps just hit so you know I'm about to hit Depere. Question for you, how are you running your dual helix set up I got a helix 5 side imaging and a helix 7 down imaging and would like to know how you running your set up. I was looking on your channel for a electronics set up video but didn't notice anything. Just curious if you have any issues with interference between the 2 and how close do you mount your tranzducers. good luck fishing man maybe I'll see out on the Fox.
What pound line we’re you using? Also will a 10 pound monofoil line hold up for walleye fishing or should I upgrade?
Nice fishing, did you ever tried blade bait? This time of the year they are my favorite .
Curious, if you are looking for a natural/slow presentation why not a drop shot, lindy or even a slip bobber? Thanks for all the tips!!
what kinda boat do you have? love the boat and set up!
Awesome infor ! Good points on the boat ramp never even thought about that. Appreciate the tips on motor as well, thanks for answering those questions. Hopefully headed out Monday. I’m also thinking I’m gonna set up a tank and start growing my own bait fish. I’m so impressed with your ability to catch on the minnows all the time. Maybe let us know a little more about what kInd of live bait you use ? Minnows, chubs, etc.... sizes ? Do u raise your own? As always , FISH ON!!!
Went fishing at LOTW. High of 20 degrees. Brought chains for the tires. Didn't need a shovel or salt. Best thing I took on the trip.
What line size and Brand ? Also do you tie a fluorocarbon leader and size ? TC
I’d like to fish with you one day Tom.
The lakes pull the docks early for us, how do you load/unload-get on and off without a dock this time of year?
Any tips on preventing guide tips from freezing up?
Do you not catch that many pike down there or do you just usually edit them out of the vids?
Tom, does the shallow fall bite continue right into ice up, or do they all drop into the basin at first ice? Or, will the shallow/deep schools stay where they are?
Will stay shallow
On your fall walleye fishing what type of fishing line do you use?
Did you post any trips at night Tom ?
Is hyper rattle time over?
My cousins turned me into Tom disciple last spring, totally enjoy your presentation. But, I have ask what kind of reel you are using? It always sounds like an old coffee grinder in the audio! If mine sounded like that in person I would throw it away and go shopping, NOW!
I’m pretty sure you are hearing the braided line when it goes through the eyes of the rod.
Anyone know what boat he's using?
Have you experimented with any plastics on your jig for the times when you don't have a lot of live bait money or no live bait around? Lol
Looks like you forgot your cooler on the dock at the access.
TomTopzera :) Achei seu vídeo muito interessante! Parabéns! Um abraço e um super like! Tiver tempo da uma olhada no meu!
Good advice on being prepared for the ramps but please leave the salt in the garage.
It looks like he the dog is helping to sniff out the location of fish. I also have Humminbird but my dog isn't interested in fish.
Hey Buddy - your merchandise links are broken!
Its end times lol to say the least
I’m the guy that parks on a spot and starts fishing
I must say I love eating walleye they are so good. I don’t think I’ll unhook one I don’t like the teeth.
Why not just use plastic ?
On this style of lake I have very little luck with plastics in daylight hours when water temps are sub 45
looks like you caught a dogfish n hes running around on the boat
A lot of talking and not much fishing!
Who needs advice about bait fishing! Lol.
I don't need wardrobe advice either
Life of the party
Any tips on preventing guide tips from freezing up?
I use Stanley's ice off paste, it's not perfect but rubbing alittle on every so often really helps with keeping the ice down. Using a rod with bigger guide holes, is probably the easiest way to control ice but not all of us have rods for each season.