Fishing Night Crawler Harness Technique for MONSTER WALLEYE!

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  • Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
  • Fishing for northern walleye using canadian night crawlers rigged on a crawler harness using the bottom bouncing technique on Rainy Lake.
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Комментарии • 169

  • @ronnyron6939
    @ronnyron6939 Год назад +15

    "This might be a 30 Ted," said every person ever while reeling in their first bottom bouncer walleye. Love it.

  • @janedmonds4711
    @janedmonds4711 Год назад +8

    My husband and I loved using crawler harnesses for walleye. They work so well.

  • @RoyaltyFishing
    @RoyaltyFishing Год назад +5

    Nothing better than a good Ole LFG video after dinner LOL. Keep them coming buddy.

  • @zaneeskra
    @zaneeskra Год назад +4

    Love watching your vids whenever walleye are included, caught my pb of 29” at the age of six and have been hooked on them ever since! Good stuff.

  • @porwesl
    @porwesl Год назад +3

    Been talking about trying this technique on the lake we fish yearly in Ontario. I believe this has convinced me to try it. Love this series LFG.

  • @cpsencik04
    @cpsencik04 Год назад

    Capt. Ted understood the assignment for the video! Brought the juice and the energy for the video! Smash that like button just for the Captain

  • @daviddykowskifish
    @daviddykowskifish Год назад +86

    It’s hilarious to see people afraid to hold a walleye. 😂

    • @jamiegriffith9887
      @jamiegriffith9887 Год назад +10

      You yanks are the same way with catfish 😂

    • @daviddykowskifish
      @daviddykowskifish Год назад +7

      @@jamiegriffith9887 no men I know are afraid to hold catfish. 😂

    • @madtownangler
      @madtownangler Год назад +14

      Taking the slime right off of them with that towel.

    • @MyronTheHen
      @MyronTheHen Год назад +3

      Just don’t try to thumb it like a bass and you should be fine!

    • @bradbutcher3984
      @bradbutcher3984 Год назад +4

      I took a guy from the Thousand islands in NY gar fishing. Dude was terrified.

  • @chrissmith4143
    @chrissmith4143 Месяц назад

    HOLY COW, I just went to Rainy lake for the first time! LOVED IT! Can't wait to go back next summer! Gig 'em!

  • @SniperFlakes
    @SniperFlakes Год назад +1

    doing that bottom bounce method with leeches works just as good i love it

  • @Swimbait_addiction
    @Swimbait_addiction Год назад +3

    I've picked up several bottom bouncers on clearance and never used them. Great video to show why they make them. I'll definitely try them out with some confidence now.
    Badass fish you guys got. Awesome 👍😎

    • @madtownangler
      @madtownangler Год назад

      They work good for catfish too.

    • @skersfan6751
      @skersfan6751 Год назад

      Lindy rigs are good too

    • @Shadowaspen
      @Shadowaspen Год назад

      hey guys if you wanna see how to make a hook from buffalo bone and catch walleye with it in a survival situation..come over have a look..

  • @mcmiller
    @mcmiller Год назад +2

    Here in MI we do this all the time on Lake Erie, Saginaw Bay and Lake St. Clair. We will run 4-6 rods in the rod holders and let the action happen! Glad to see you expanding your game LFG!

  • @chriscrashfpv
    @chriscrashfpv Год назад +1

    Great to see guys getting excited over the 23". a lot of us fishing in land lakes and rivers dont get to see these 27"+ beasts. I'm happy just hearing the drag pull.
    good content, keep it up!

  • @ryanskelly4891
    @ryanskelly4891 Год назад +4

    My first walleye i ever caught was on lake erie 33.75 inches and 12 pounds. Lake erie most walleye are about 20-22 inches

  • @craigrock8444
    @craigrock8444 Год назад +2

    Cold crawlers get extremely wiggly in warm water. My dad used to put crawlers on ice the night before a fishing trip and it was very effective. I believe he learned it from the Linders back in the day reading one of their articles on Super Charged Nightcrawlers. Cool to see it in use here in this vid

    • @madtownangler
      @madtownangler Год назад +1

      We keep them in the fridge in the shop all the time. Then we have a separate cooler to keep them in with ice packs while we are fishing. Just got a couple dozen in my fridge today for the trip over to my parents tomorrow. This video reminded me to get up early and buy some more work harnesses.

  • @tharemyhopkins5873
    @tharemyhopkins5873 Год назад

    The loon calls for the bleep button was fantastic :)

  • @scottgarber7363
    @scottgarber7363 Год назад +2

    What an awesome fishing trip. I love watching you all catch fish. Great job.

  • @avail657
    @avail657 Год назад +1

    Big walleye is the most heart pounding fish to catch. Little walleyes are good for the table, but not great fighters. A big walleye chugging on the end of your line is one of my favorite things in the world. Nice work from a Minnesota “yankee.” 31” is my PB, hoping for a 33+” one of these days.

  • @todddickinson3262
    @todddickinson3262 Год назад

    Can’t describe the happiness I experience when a new vid from LFG pops up on my feed…

  • @chrisnapho2000
    @chrisnapho2000 Год назад +3

    I am not sure if he would read this or not but if he ever gets the chance to fish a new lake... Please go try and fish lake McConaughey Nebraska. This lake is huge and amazing. The fish there are massive and if the fish are biting you will for SURE catch a PB. The evening and night bite are amazing. I would love to see him fish this lake.

    • @skersfan6751
      @skersfan6751 Год назад +1

      Or Calamus Reservoir. My pb came out of there 30.5 in. Never fished big Mac but I heard there are some tankers out there.

  • @PaulJFleischer
    @PaulJFleischer Год назад +1

    Very nice man this Justin and his family. I absolutely love to watch the fishing and commentary.

  • @angelosvlogsbro345
    @angelosvlogsbro345 Год назад +1

    Today I've learned I have to try walleye I really want to catch a northern pike that was truly a monster quality videos on point lately I say lately but usually your videos are great

    • @pain_weaver
      @pain_weaver 11 месяцев назад

      Pike are easy to catch.

  • @mattphillips6578
    @mattphillips6578 Год назад

    Love seeing you so excited!!

  • @packerfan070
    @packerfan070 Год назад

    LFG I think this whole series is a sign that you need a vacation home in northern wisconsin/minnesota/Michigan!! Then you can fish the great northern fisheries and venture into Canada every now and then!

    • @pain_weaver
      @pain_weaver 11 месяцев назад

      Canada sux. Someone I was with on a trip to Rainey lake got dinged by your idiot people that patrol the water. Their rules are so lame and definitely stupid if you bring minnows from US. Luckily he was on last minnow otherwise the fine is per minnow. That lake is on the border. We fished US sane people side. They made the mistake of going to communist side. 500 bucks later. They never went back to Chanada. Even though they had licence to fish there. F that country. We should have sat on US side and casted to chanada side. Just to piss off the wardens there.

  • @littlebitofeverything652
    @littlebitofeverything652 3 месяца назад

    We are all kids in our heart no matter the age, it just takes certain thing to bring it out :)

  • @paulhiakita251
    @paulhiakita251 Год назад

    Best walleye fishing I've seen for some time. All but 2 over 20inches and a lot of them. Congratulations on your PB Justin. Ted is obviously a walleye master catcher also, hows the the northern pike. Dam!!! What a beauty.

  • @soulmolasses33
    @soulmolasses33 Год назад

    What a day!

  • @jeremyerno4589
    @jeremyerno4589 Год назад

    A Fire day out looked like a lot of fun 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

  • @george8214
    @george8214 Год назад

    Incredible day on the walleye! I think the fisheries in Ontario are better now than 10 or 20 years ago. Intense management is the key.

  • @kylelamprecht1327
    @kylelamprecht1327 Год назад

    The lake and landscape up there looks like a fisherman's paradise. Canada 🇨🇦 ?

  • @hailsland
    @hailsland Год назад

    Loons starting mating season a bit late. Still getting after it! lol

  • @MattsFishinMission
    @MattsFishinMission Год назад

    Another PB in the books!!!! Shoulda made some WhiskerBiscuits!!!!!

  • @mikedelacruz3135
    @mikedelacruz3135 Год назад +1

    STRAIGHT 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Brother! Loving this series, and shout out to Captain Ted for putting you on the juice 🫡! And Shoutout to LFDfor coming in Clutch with the assist. This deserves a Frosty Adult Beverage Gentlemen, Cheers y’all 🍻👊🏼😎

  • @WallEyeGuy1160
    @WallEyeGuy1160 Год назад +2

    People who fish strictly for walleye their entire life may never catch a 29.5” and he does it in one afternoon. Incredible

    • @skersfan6751
      @skersfan6751 Год назад

      Yes sir. Those might be once in a lifetime fish. My biggest is 30.5in and I doubt I'll ever top it.

  • @PaulJFleischer
    @PaulJFleischer Год назад

    Pickerel fishing. Those are really gold. The French Canadians call them Doré-Gold

  • @bobbygreen2291
    @bobbygreen2291 Год назад

    I’m 67 years old,,in the sixties and seventies,we all called that crawler rig you fished a cats paw

  • @bassinup5184
    @bassinup5184 Год назад

    I love you dude, god bless you and your family! 🎣

  • @benfennell476
    @benfennell476 Год назад

    What a good time and another great video! I would love to fish up north of the border sometime!

  • @mattbrem5
    @mattbrem5 Год назад

    As a MN native and living in CO for a decade+…… this makes my heart warm. Keep up the authentic content my boy!!!

  • @shawn80j
    @shawn80j 9 месяцев назад

    First id like to say great informative video. I feel the urge to say something about the care of the fish. As fisherman we all should try not to damage the slim coat on the fish if your releasing. We rub that off shore fishing throwing them on the bank in the dirt or any dry surface or we grab them with unwet hands or a towel it opens any fish up to a skin infection. Its important we protect that coating

  • @lucascady4992
    @lucascady4992 Год назад

    We use these a lot on Lake Erie, can be very affective after they spawn and come back to the bay's! 👍

  • @mattricci3694
    @mattricci3694 Год назад

    I'm with you LFG, walleyes are the king of the golden crispie's.... That being said, you have to try frying some northern pike some time. They are a pain to clean because of their annoying "Y" bones, but once you figure out how to fillet them to get rid of the "Y" bones, the meat is a white, flakey, tender, delicious fillet that runs a close second to walleyes! I would go out on a limb and say the meat is just as tasty as a crappie, but more firm like a walleye. The only draw backs are the "Y" bones and the copious amounts of slime involved in the filleting process.

  • @EmergeFromTheAshes1
    @EmergeFromTheAshes1 3 месяца назад

    You need to come up to Ontario and fish them in the bay of quinte in the fall. It's not uncommon to get 14-16 pounders. My buddy is a guide out here if you are interested

  • @travisbraun5610
    @travisbraun5610 Год назад

    Ron Lindner created the crawler harness (lindy rig) in 1968 in the Brainerd MN area.

  • @skersfan6751
    @skersfan6751 Год назад

    Slip bobbers for walleye can be fun too. Put a few rods out, start drinking and then when a bobber goes down you gotta remember what rod was tied to what bobber 😂

  • @kvw.outdoors
    @kvw.outdoors Год назад

    Yessir. Grind don’t stop

  • @benboyum3669
    @benboyum3669 Год назад

    Fun watching you get excited over walleye fishing. Should see you use some leeches on a drop shot or bobber. That’s real fun! Collab with Jay Siemens!

  • @LanaLaughsRealLoud
    @LanaLaughsRealLoud Год назад

    LFG be so crazeeeeeee😅❤

  • @TheCaptainbeefylog
    @TheCaptainbeefylog Год назад

    These rigs remind me of the rigs used in saltwater in the UK for flounder, dab, plaice etc.

  • @wyattsoncksen4033
    @wyattsoncksen4033 Год назад

    lost the biggest walleye of my life on a crawler harness because the hook fell out but it’s one of my favorite ways to fish walleye

  • @Weatherby406
    @Weatherby406 Год назад +1

    I run bail open then feed um line when they bite for 3-8 seconds so they don’t just grab the worm and go. Then close the bail and check if they are still there and set the hook.

  • @randybryant9936
    @randybryant9936 Год назад

    Totally new way to fish to me cool

  • @fishingwithadhd
    @fishingwithadhd Год назад

    Wow. Didn’t know they got that big 😮

  • @JJTheJet33
    @JJTheJet33 Год назад

    Great Lake Walleye fact. Big boys are common

  • @KELLEYSrUS
    @KELLEYSrUS Год назад

    This is how fish most weekends lately. Minus the towel.

  • @donschultz525
    @donschultz525 Год назад

    Well done 👍 Walleye can put up a fight! My pb is 31.5 on Lake Erie

  • @BlueCarbonReefing
    @BlueCarbonReefing Год назад

    Just fished like this for the first time two days ago and we did not catch any walleye. However we caught a 7 pound drum and a 17.5 pound channel cat.. crazy the fight on that catfish.

  • @brandonmetz9235
    @brandonmetz9235 Год назад

    Great video looked like a bunch of fun

  • @aaronhammer36
    @aaronhammer36 Год назад

    Well shoot you got it down , now you gotta go devils lake in north dakota and lake oahe in south dakota/north dakota really underrated walter lakes

  • @PrettycoolRYEGUY
    @PrettycoolRYEGUY Год назад

    ❤ 😮, 👏👏👏👍😀, congrats on such a monster walleye. New PB.

  • @outdoormechanic8215
    @outdoormechanic8215 Год назад

    You should come to michigan in the spring. My biggest is thirty five.

  • @maifishinglife
    @maifishinglife Год назад

    Awesome vid! Keep it coming !

  • @phils6733
    @phils6733 10 месяцев назад

    Love this technique! How fast are you guys typically trolling with the bottom bouncers?

  • @zacharyvanbuskirk9083
    @zacharyvanbuskirk9083 Год назад

    Used to do that in the St. Clair river in MI all the time

  • @mauski24
    @mauski24 Год назад

    You should try this technique for bass in Texas!

  • @petermosher1832
    @petermosher1832 Год назад

    I love seeing a Texas boy lose his mind over giant walleye and pike it’s awesome

  • @toddklein8920
    @toddklein8920 Год назад

    Rule of thumb when it comes to bottom bouncer size is 1 oz per 10-15 feet.

  • @wbarney59
    @wbarney59 Год назад

    Thanks rackley

  • @johndrx165
    @johndrx165 Год назад

    That is fun stuff!

  • @richardsimmons6526
    @richardsimmons6526 Год назад

    I've only got one that was over 30 inches but I've got plenty 27in to 29in mostly on the Mississippi.

  • @elitebowman5386
    @elitebowman5386 Год назад

    They were some nice Walleyes. I didn't hear you guys talk about your speed you were going? I never caught Walleyes trolling until I put a plate on my motor to slow it down, and started using bottom bouncers.

  • @josephmartin4905
    @josephmartin4905 Год назад

    We call it bumping bottom in AL

  • @brianmurphy8811
    @brianmurphy8811 Год назад

    The mark on the side of the fish at ~33:18 looks like a Lamprey bite. They're a plague in Champlain.

    • @ernestclements7398
      @ernestclements7398 Год назад

      Rainey lake sits above a series of rapids/ waterfalls doubt that lamphreys could make it past them.

  • @nateharvey2737
    @nateharvey2737 Год назад

    My grandpa taught me this last week when I went on Erie

  • @Hunters_Outdoors
    @Hunters_Outdoors Год назад

    The towel 🤣 just push their spines back you’ll be good 🤣

  • @baccoff3308
    @baccoff3308 Год назад

    Nice video!

  • @hmongjoker612
    @hmongjoker612 Год назад

    Should come up north to ice fish for massive walleyes .

  • @michaelrohde1112
    @michaelrohde1112 Год назад +1

    Awesome content. I always love something new when it comes to fishing. Nightcrawlers for massive walleye. Who knew? Well, apparently Capt. Ted. Congrats on the pb.

  • @cohenj87
    @cohenj87 Год назад

    We've always called them a Lindy rig here in Minnesota. Can use a bomb weight or a bouncer like you had.

    • @madtownangler
      @madtownangler Год назад +1

      Never seen a bottom bouncer called a Lindy Rig. I those were the old lead weights that you just put on the line walking weights?

  • @Chad71174
    @Chad71174 Год назад

    Thought I could make it through this , I mean I looked past the MH bb rod , and not using the back hook , but completely lost it when it came to the towel over the fish 😂

  • @nicholassmerk
    @nicholassmerk Год назад

    You need to go great lakes fishing. We caught hogs in Lake Erie regularly.

  • @mat122100
    @mat122100 Год назад

    You have to come to lake erie brotha near lorain, OH & Cleveland; especially In the fall 💯 🎣 🤙

  • @xXPhiXioNXx
    @xXPhiXioNXx Год назад

    lets goooo!!!!

  • @dezmoeskimo8656
    @dezmoeskimo8656 Год назад

    Small Eye's lol I've been chasin a 10lbs ..for few months now ..7-8 Lbs 36inch is my biggest yet

  • @daansiderius4283
    @daansiderius4283 Год назад

    A towel!? These americans wild as alwaysss

  • @danward2490
    @danward2490 Год назад

    Great great day of fishing!! Canada I assume.

  • @michaelg5209
    @michaelg5209 Год назад

    Hey nice shades I was wondering what brand they were.

  • @MalachiLehbruh
    @MalachiLehbruh Год назад

    Should let me take you out in South Dakota catch’s tons of walleye over 30 my biggest is 39 caught multiple over 30 lots between 33-37 inchers 10-12 lbs sometimes 13-14 plus in spring and pike over 40 all day

  • @ChrisSmith-fc8ki
    @ChrisSmith-fc8ki Месяц назад

    nice fish but those are common on lake erie daily

  • @joemarchewka4865
    @joemarchewka4865 2 месяца назад

    I did not catch how fast he had the trolling motor going. ??

  • @jeremyduncan9165
    @jeremyduncan9165 Год назад +3

    Wet the towel. Dry towel messes up the slime cost.

  • @markuswade2158
    @markuswade2158 Год назад

    I love the sound of those loons

  • @Joshf11221983
    @Joshf11221983 Год назад

    What was the dates you were at the lake?

  • @fillthelegend
    @fillthelegend Год назад

    @LakeForkGuy What are those glasses your wearing?

  • @DonJensen-xt3pz
    @DonJensen-xt3pz Год назад

    Awesome PB walleye. Since you will go there again, will that include a catch and cook walleye...just saying.

  • @NemoSteamo
    @NemoSteamo Год назад

    Can we get a link for those shades? 🔥🔥🔥

  • @dj3939
    @dj3939 Год назад

    Would like to see the bumper used on the bottom with a worm.

  • @isaiahserna6056
    @isaiahserna6056 Год назад

    What brand of sunglasses are those?

  • @sebastianlanglois6594
    @sebastianlanglois6594 Год назад

    If you ever come back to canada i can get you on some giant walleyes 10lbs plus on a rapala on shore

  • @marshallesmay25
    @marshallesmay25 Год назад +3

    Only way to target them in the Great Lakes, trolling with the dipsey divers of coarse

    • @blacksrfm
      @blacksrfm Год назад

      🤣🤣 that’s not the only way to target them

    • @adorablegreen1
      @adorablegreen1 Год назад

      Try nightfishing with slowly retreived jerkbaits(no jerking) when baitfish are schooling on shore ;)

  • @Muskrat78
    @Muskrat78 Год назад

    Next time try Cheek Meat and Butterflies in the frying pan.

    • @Muskrat78
      @Muskrat78 Год назад

      Bring your hair jigs to Erie at the end of March, we'll get you a 30+ or 2.