Columbia Gorge Walleye Fishing Techniques with Buzz Ramsey & Jarod! | Columbia River Walleye!

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[@johnbolton9957]

Need to get Buzz to get the Buzz Ramsey Air Rods BACK INTO PRODUCTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@nayrbk8518]

great video, nice boat, awesome fishing crew!!

[@markcrawford2896]

Excellent vid man.. my home water !

[@curtiscamp502]

gotta watch the "no limit" approach. We want a sustainable fishery. In the midwest (most places) you can keep 4 walleye.

[@roy21809]

Where'd you launch your boat at, on the East side.

[@rodtalley1532]

Thanks for the informative video. It looked like a good day on the water. It seems that the main reason to suggest limiting retention of a non native species that eats Salmon smolts is to protect the revenue of guides selling Walleye trips and tackle manufacturers selling gear. Neither of these pursuits are bad but as someone that has a vested interest in Salmon fishing, how did you come to your stance on this issue?

[@360Angling-Outdoors]

when was this video filmed? seems like it was a few years back

[@DayOneOutdoors]

This was filmed a few years back.