Well done! We were just out there on Tuesday and didn’t catch a fish and didn’t see any of 25 boats catch any either. Nice job finding them in slack water and figuring out the blade bait cadence they could hone in on!
Tony Duncan 3 days ago Those fish were sauger and were dandies. And there was no white tip on those fish. There was a white line along the bottom of the tail fin as sauger have. Walleye and saugeye have a much more distinct white tip on bottom corner of tailfin.
Great looking baits, especially the Berkley, only thing, those weather conditions are too much for this southern boy. Great video Brother. Brrrrrrrr....
I personally like the medium light rods for jigging myself. Some people like using medium heavy with a mono Line to give it a little more play on the tension
I like your channel and wanted to ask if you think those lures worked here in some of our rivers Will get some action? Primarily crappie (speckled perch) is what I’m after. I think they get tired of seeing the same old stuff. Thanks for the videos, they are great !!
@@calebwistad We went yesterday to the petenwell dam caught a few just below the slot. They had the dam open so the water was a little colder. Weather was beautiful though.
Saugeye. The dorsal fin webbing rays were broken and camouflage like splotches say sauger. However, the wite tip says walleye. Crossbreed fish are named saugeye.
Those fish were sauger and were dandies. And there was no white tip on those fish. There was a white line along the bottom of the tail fin as sauger have. Walleye and saugeye have a much more distinct white tip on bottom corner of tailfin.
Do you cast down stream and reel back against the current? You do this method near damns? How are the snags? I live in the quad cities a few pools down river
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Well done! We were just out there on Tuesday and didn’t catch a fish and didn’t see any of 25 boats catch any either. Nice job finding them in slack water and figuring out the blade bait cadence they could hone in on!
Thanks! It was a grind but nice fish!
Tony Duncan
3 days ago
Those fish were sauger and were dandies. And there was no white tip on those fish. There was a white line along the bottom of the tail fin as sauger have. Walleye and saugeye have a much more distinct white tip on bottom corner of tailfin.
The white with grey to and green blade baits are doing really well in lake Hefner in Oklahoma for crappie and Walleyes.
I don’t know if I’ve seen that color but sounds interesting!
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Great looking baits, especially the Berkley, only thing, those weather conditions are too much for this southern boy. Great video Brother. Brrrrrrrr....
They work in warmer weather as well. 😆
Good Tips. Combat fishing for sure.
Sure can be!
I personally like the medium light rods for jigging myself.
Some people like using medium heavy with a mono Line to give it a little more play on the tension
I’m a fan of mediums or ML for blade baits depending on the manufacturer and line of rods.
@@calebwistad same here! Medium heavy just seems too stiff to be very effective, to me.
Thanks for the instruction
You bet! Glad it was helpful.
I like your channel and wanted to ask if you think those lures worked here in some of our rivers Will get some action?
Primarily crappie (speckled perch) is what I’m after. I think they get tired of seeing the same old stuff. Thanks for the videos, they are great !!
Absolutely. Crappies are suckers for small blade baits.
@@calebwistad I’ll start looking and see if I can find some. I appreciate the tip on that. Thank you
Amazing! I asked and you delivered!
Haha. That’s right! Wasn’t a smash but we caught some nice fish!
@@calebwistad We went yesterday to the petenwell dam caught a few just below the slot. They had the dam open so the water was a little colder. Weather was beautiful though.
Th😊nks bunches for sharing!!
You bet! I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Great video!
Thanks Matt!
Saugeye.
The dorsal fin webbing rays were broken and camouflage like splotches say sauger. However, the wite tip says walleye.
Crossbreed fish are named saugeye.
Yes. These were all saugeye. Very cool fish! They fought like crazy too!
Those fish were sauger and were dandies. And there was no white tip on those fish. There was a white line along the bottom of the tail fin as sauger have. Walleye and saugeye have a much more distinct white tip on bottom corner of tailfin.
@@tonyduncan6967 Yep! Distinct black splotches/dots on the dorsal makes it easy.
Sauger.
All the saugeyes I have caught were green with a half size white spot on the tail and black spots on the dorsal.
Dude I hope it works on the catfish because I bought 4 of them from berkley. I think it is called virbrator?
The Vibrato. I’ve definitely caught several cats on them!
Do you cast down stream and reel back against the current? You do this method near damns? How are the snags? I live in the quad cities a few pools down river
No, I typically cast upstream and the bait moves down a little with each hop. Yes, it works near dams. Snags are bad. 😆
I’ve done good with a 12 lb fluorocarbon leader about 18”
That’s just about perfect!
@@calebwistad I’ve tried a little shorter and wasn’t successful at all
We use small barrel swivel 18" 12 pd floral. Help's keeping your blade from flipping over your braid and line twist.
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