Fantastic Seminar 👍👍👍 is all I can say. You do the absolute best educational walleye fishing videos on TH-cam bar none. I am learning so much from you. Thank you very much you're doing a great job and you're a fantastic fisherman.
Very informative Tom, not only for the novice but longtime fisherman as well. Keep up the good work, look forward to all your videos.I can tell you have an extraordinary passion for what you do.......
Great information Tom. I know that I will have better results using your instructions. Appreciate it. Thanks Tom. Can hardly wait to get on the water. Ice is just now leaving. Good luck 👍
Your vidio's are really informational. Thanks so much for all your knowledge. I catch more walleye after watching your video's. Thanks Kevin Mostoller from Pa.
Great vid. I wish someone would have a vid for those of us that are limited to shore fishing. Same info needed but no electronics. Thanks for your time and sharing your knowledge. Havagudun Tom.
Excellent, very informative. The scatter rap has a similar lip to the old Heddon river runt, which was a hot bait over 50 years ago, on which my Dad and Grandpa caught lots of big fish. Wish they still made 'em.
Thank you for uploading! Coming across this almost two years too late, but hopefully I can use this information to find walleye in Blackwater Lake, Cass County, Minnesota. Cheers Tom!
Sure glad you put out these kind of videos. This is the kind of information that is of the utmost importance for someone looking to catch more fish everytime they go out. Learn a ton from your vids keep it up 🤙🏻
I am ten minutes from Lake Ontario and this year I am going to try and catch some walleyes. Enjoy your channel a lot and am going to try and use you info.
I wish there was a super like button!!! This is just what a brand new boat owner looking to be more productive as a walleye angler (I’m obviously talking about myself) needs!!! Any specific tips for the Winnebago and koshkonong river systems? Going to be heading to both over the next few weeks.
Tom, great video. I think between this video and then your live videos out on the water reviewing what you explain here, you cover everything that's needed. I know my family has learned quite a bit over the past few years watching your videos and have gotten great results on our body of water, Petenwell Lake (WI). We appreciate you covering all different types of water as well since we do not have close to the water clarity as you do up in the Hayward area. Keep up the great work!
Great to watch your video,,but when you can,t afford all the new items available.. When I go to good walleye lake renting a cottage their boats do not have these items.. So maybe think of doing a video showing how to catch fish..
You’re a great teacher for this stuff dude. Super knowledgeable. I love watching this type of informative stuff. I’m following all your tips but im beginning to think there aren’t many walleyes in the lake im in. Locals said its been fished out pretty hard.
If I would have taken notes this good in college, I probably wouldn't have flunked lol. This is way more interesting though, and probably more valuable
Hey Tom, Awesome videos. how about a informational video, from initial set up of the helix out of the box going through starting it up for the first time and hitting the water for the first time with it Thanks
A little off subject but, last fall I was catching some nice fish. Eventually it went from hooking in the mouth to snagging them in the side of the face and sometimes in the side. Have you ever had that happen and what can you do about it? Great information and an incredible teacher.
You certainly know your stuff, but when I look at all this space age tech for catching fish, it reminds me how bad walleye fishing has gotten in northern Wisconsin...we have to use side imaging to sight fish the tiny schools of walleye still remaining. I'd much prefer to go to a fly-in Canadian shield lake where an angler of average ability can catch walleyes without so much effort - in a simple 14 foot boat, bench seats, 10 horse motor and basic sonar just to tell you the depth.
You need a new net man, he barely moved when you said grab the net! I would have had the net ready before you finished your sentence, I'm the man for the job so give me a call 🤣
Great videos. I fish southern Michigan and the inland lakes with walleye are heavily stocked, limited reproduction. Any tips or ideas for this type of fishery?
Tom. Another amazing video. The walleye fishing community in Mn/Wis look forward to new videos like these. I have a questions regarding your spot lock position in relation to the rocks you speak about at 12:30. Are you up wind of the rocks in your spot lock, or do you prefer to lock your boat to the side of the rock structure and cast to the side. Thanks again!!
Awesome info! I watched it twice and took notes the second time! Do you think this in general would relate well to reservoir fish? I fish a relatively small reservoir less than 6,000 acres that the lake is at winter pool when the walleyes try to spawn but I think there are still some flats where I can apply most of this.
I do something similar, and run my cheap old GPS, cheap old monochrome down-imaging sonar, and the SI sonar. That way all screens are up at all times, and I can have the best view of the small units I have.
im marking fish on si about 25 to 30 ft to the side of the boat. i put a way point on them and switch over to chart and my boat is already sitting on top of the way point. seems like the way points are way big. any suggestions?
I have a question, you said the walleye spawn 40-47* ... is that roughly the general rule of thumb for all bodies of water? Like every walleye spawns at 40-47*?
Can someone explain the appeal of walleye fishing to me? Are they good eatin, do they pull like a machine, are they trophy material? What’s the general deal? You see trout guys writing entire Shakespearean sonnets about trout. Bass fisherman love bass for a whole other set of reasons. I’ve just never really understood walleye fishing. I’ve always been under the impression that it’s an upscaled version of perch fishing but I KNOW that can’t be the case. People wouldn’t care like they do if it was.
They are good eating , that's how it starts. If you're not trolling they can be hard to catch, like jigging takes skill. After that it's an addiction 😎
Young man you are an unbelievable teacher! You by FAR have the best fishing show on TH-cam!
I must agree he is good. It is almost as much fun watching and listening to him, as going myself.
Tom, you provide more useful information in one video than most fishing TH-camrs have on their entire channels. Keep it up!
Thanks
Great video Tom, keep 'em coming!
Thanks for the info. You have definitely made me a better walleye angler over the past few years. Keep up the good work.
Fantastic Seminar 👍👍👍 is all I can say. You do the absolute best educational walleye fishing videos on TH-cam bar none. I am learning so much from you. Thank you very much you're doing a great job and you're a fantastic fisherman.
Very informative Tom, not only for the novice but longtime fisherman as well. Keep up the good work, look forward to all your videos.I can tell you have an extraordinary
passion for what you do.......
Great information Tom. I know that I will have better results using your instructions. Appreciate it. Thanks Tom. Can hardly wait to get on the water. Ice is just now leaving. Good luck 👍
Great refresher to get ready for the season
Tom, you are the Walleye Educator. Keep up the fantastic videos. Greatly appreciated by many followers.
Wow! I can’t get enough of these types of videos!! I’ll be watching this one over and over again!
Thank you for putting this together
Fantastic video, thanks so much for sharing and not hideing your knowledge. I truly appreciate it!
You're the best Tom. Thanks for what you do!
Love ur videos!!! Best I came across, very informative unlike alot of other anglers. Thank u so much. Keep them coming
Your vidio's are really informational. Thanks so much for all your knowledge. I catch more walleye after watching your video's. Thanks Kevin Mostoller from Pa.
Great vid. I wish someone would have a vid for those of us that are limited to shore fishing. Same info needed but no electronics. Thanks for your time and sharing your knowledge. Havagudun Tom.
Excellent, very informative. The scatter rap has a similar lip to the old Heddon river runt, which was a hot bait over 50 years ago, on which my Dad and Grandpa caught lots of big fish. Wish they still made 'em.
I appreciate the crazy amount of info in this, Tom! Have a great spring!
THOMAS, THIS IS AWESOME THANK YOU FOR THIS VALUABLE INFORMATION, YOUR NUMBER ONE, BUD
Really enjoy the videos. Gear tips are great from rigging to location.
Key words "on the water everyday" ! Love the vids tom great info.
Thank you for uploading! Coming across this almost two years too late, but hopefully I can use this information to find walleye in Blackwater Lake, Cass County, Minnesota. Cheers Tom!
Probably one of the best videos I've seen. Thanks. Can't wait to try all these techniques on Green Lake.
Damn... that rock. It's good.
Great information like always! Heading out tomorrow!
Thank you Tom for your time and information!!!!
Explain things very well thanks a lot
Scatter rap is dynamite for early season eyes!
Sure glad you put out these kind of videos. This is the kind of information that is of the utmost importance for someone looking to catch more fish everytime they go out. Learn a ton from your vids keep it up 🤙🏻
awesome video you are a great teacher ! you explain in a way people understand what you are doing. and love all of your content.
I am ten minutes from Lake Ontario and this year I am going to try and catch some walleyes. Enjoy your channel a lot and am going to try and use you info.
We need more bass fishing videos like this geez this was good
Great job as always Tom. I love watching your videos as I learn so much and enjoy seeing the fish catches also.
I wish there was a super like button!!! This is just what a brand new boat owner looking to be more productive as a walleye angler (I’m obviously talking about myself) needs!!! Any specific tips for the Winnebago and koshkonong river systems? Going to be heading to both over the next few weeks.
truly like this series.
I'm hitting the walleye run on lake of the woods and this was a major help, keep up the great work
You're a legend. I love these. Keep them coming!
wow, what a pro presentation. thx.
Thanks Tom !!
Great tips. Thank you for the share!
Thank you
Awesome video. Thanks
Excellent vid man
Fantastic video. Thx Tom. Excellent info!
Awesome video Tom! These virtual workshops is a cool idea and have a ton of information.
Excellent job!! Thank you so much!!
Great video 👍, love your videos and love them walleye's.
Thank Tom, very informative video's. I learned what I was doing wrong...
Tom, great video. I think between this video and then your live videos out on the water reviewing what you explain here, you cover everything that's needed. I know my family has learned quite a bit over the past few years watching your videos and have gotten great results on our body of water, Petenwell Lake (WI). We appreciate you covering all different types of water as well since we do not have close to the water clarity as you do up in the Hayward area. Keep up the great work!
Great to watch your video,,but when you can,t afford all the new items available.. When I go to good walleye lake renting a cottage their boats do not have these items.. So maybe think of doing a video showing how to catch fish..
Awesome video. Great info and well presented.
Amazing stuff man, the chart snips really helped me think of a spot on my home water that matches your descriptions
Thanks very much for this video, I think it's going to help a lot
Thanks, Tom.
Awesome awesome informative video Tom!
Thanks Tom. Great content, can't wait to give it a try.
You’re a great teacher for this stuff dude. Super knowledgeable. I love watching this type of informative stuff. I’m following all your tips but im beginning to think there aren’t many walleyes in the lake im in. Locals said its been fished out pretty hard.
Slammed a couple Wallies here in CO yesterday.
Rest were trout hitting my swim shad.... trout were half the size of the Rapala.... hungry little jerks
Just caught a 28.25” this evening!
Just 👍👍👍!
Great Video as always Tom !!
You deserve 10 times the followers you have, great info!
If I would have taken notes this good in college, I probably wouldn't have flunked lol. This is way more interesting though, and probably more valuable
You have great content man, keep it up!
Reppin Wisconsin Fishermen well great video
you make great videos.👍👍👍👍👍
Great video, Keep up the good work!
More great stuff.
Can’t wait till opening day up here in Ontario
Fantastic!
Can’t wait for more.
Super helpful!!!
Thanks!
Good job there Mitchell
Great presentation Tom
Great vid keep them coming!
Hey Tom, Awesome videos. how about a informational video, from initial set up of the helix out of the box going through starting it up for the first time and hitting the water for the first time with it
Thanks
Great video! Just recently found your channel. Keep it up!
Got to thank you for all your help. This is a four part series though, and I can’t find the other three? Can you help me out?
Please add a donation link. This information deserves it.
Hope you are doing well Tom!
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A little off subject but, last fall I was catching some nice fish. Eventually it went from hooking in the mouth to snagging them in the side of the face and sometimes in the side. Have you ever had that happen and what can you do about it? Great information and an incredible teacher.
BRO - My buddy Mr. WALTER is in trouble now !!
hell yea man! enjoyed this
Thank you for your content. what is the difference in the Rapala scatter Rap minnow and the Rapala scatter rap deep husky jerk? Do you use both?
You certainly know your stuff, but when I look at all this space age tech for catching fish, it reminds me how bad walleye fishing has gotten in northern Wisconsin...we have to use side imaging to sight fish the tiny schools of walleye still remaining.
I'd much prefer to go to a fly-in Canadian shield lake where an angler of average ability can catch walleyes without so much effort - in a simple 14 foot boat, bench seats, 10 horse motor and basic sonar just to tell you the depth.
Scatter kills trout and salmon too. Best action
Sometime show back of boat where you mount SI transducer thanks Tom
You need a new net man, he barely moved when you said grab the net! I would have had the net ready before you finished your sentence, I'm the man for the job so give me a call 🤣
Great videos. I fish southern Michigan and the inland lakes with walleye are heavily stocked, limited reproduction. Any tips or ideas for this type of fishery?
Tom. Another amazing video. The walleye fishing community in Mn/Wis look forward to new videos like these. I have a questions regarding your spot lock position in relation to the rocks you speak about at 12:30. Are you up wind of the rocks in your spot lock, or do you prefer to lock your boat to the side of the rock structure and cast to the side. Thanks again!!
Spot lock upwind when possible
Awesome info! I watched it twice and took notes the second time! Do you think this in general would relate well to reservoir fish? I fish a relatively small reservoir less than 6,000 acres that the lake is at winter pool when the walleyes try to spawn but I think there are still some flats where I can apply most of this.
THX BUT SURPRISING.
Tom,
keep up the great job! I do have a question. Why do you run two fish locators? Are they both Side Scan Illumination (SI) capable?
Both are capable but I like to have 1 fully devoted to si. The other I typically run chart and sonar.
I do something similar, and run my cheap old GPS, cheap old monochrome down-imaging sonar, and the SI sonar. That way all screens are up at all times, and I can have the best view of the small units I have.
can you do a video on walleye fishing in a river because that's where the majority of the walleye near me are.
THUNDERMIST DOES VIDEO'S IN THE UPPER NIAGARA RIVER FOR WALLEYES GOOD VIDEO'S ON PAR AS A TEACHING TUTORIAL. VG! GOOGLE IT.
U good
It is oceanic webinar
im marking fish on si about 25 to 30 ft to the side of the boat. i put a way point on them and switch over to chart and my boat is already sitting on top of the way point. seems like the way points are way big. any suggestions?
I have a question, you said the walleye spawn 40-47* ... is that roughly the general rule of thumb for all bodies of water? Like every walleye spawns at 40-47*?
Can someone explain the appeal of walleye fishing to me? Are they good eatin, do they pull like a machine, are they trophy material? What’s the general deal? You see trout guys writing entire Shakespearean sonnets about trout. Bass fisherman love bass for a whole other set of reasons. I’ve just never really understood walleye fishing. I’ve always been under the impression that it’s an upscaled version of perch fishing but I KNOW that can’t be the case. People wouldn’t care like they do if it was.
They are good eating , that's how it starts. If you're not trolling they can be hard to catch, like jigging takes skill.
After that it's an addiction 😎