We really like those low profile line counters. We have the smallest size and then one up from that. The low profile fits your hand better than the cold water in my opinion and that lower fragile is nice for storage. We spool them up with 12 pound mono.
I've noticed on several walleye fishing videos that no one turns the clickers off when reeling in the fish. Can anyone tell me why? Is it a personal decision?
The clicker is an ongoing debate in our boat. We turn it off because the camera really picks up the loud clicking noise and it can be annoying to viewers and is just noise over any other audio but others like it left on as an indicator that line is either coming in or going out. Really just personal preference.
Thank you guys. Your videos are the best! I have learned a ton from watching you. Is it worth fishing out of Buffalo Harbor, or do I have to go farther west? Buffalo Harbor is already an hour and a half drive for me.
Try some 6 & 8 oz snaps- much shorter leads and WAY faster turn-around times getting those baits back in the 'zone', not to mention less distance over which to lose those poorly hooked fish. Might want to use the magnums if you run them off in-line boards.
We will do that. Just picked up some 8oz weights for the rods closest to the boat and a friend has been experimenting with shorter leads from weight to the bait without missing a beat. It would really help with turns and getting lines back down faster. Thanks!
@@willsworldoutdoors Here's a hack a few old-timers have imparted- have 30' lead on crankbait, snap on the 8 oz, and let out as much line as the depth you are targeting while keeping speed around 2 mph. Often times these rods are run up front and troll almost under the boat. And as you know, putting speed up or down slightly will move those baits up and down in the column triggering more bites. Keep those lines tight boys. From the North shore of Erie.
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nice limit 👍👍some better size fish too
Thanks! The fish have been getting bigger as the summer goes on. Some good videos coming up!
Nice video looks like you guys were having a blast.......nice rubber lip trout😂
Thanks! That was an odd catch for sure. Never a dull moment.
Awesome man!
Thank you!
Beautiful fish.....nice box full of eaters.
That golden color gets me every time! I think they’re cool looking fish.
How do you like those low profile ( convector???) verses a reg cold water 15 or 20 model okuma? What lb test you run on the low profile? Thanks.
We really like those low profile line counters. We have the smallest size and then one up from that. The low profile fits your hand better than the cold water in my opinion and that lower fragile is nice for storage. We spool them up with 12 pound mono.
Great video ! What line are you using and lb test ?
Thanks! The main line is berkley trilene big game in 12 lb and the leader is berkley trilene xl in 10 lb.
Is there a dive curve for the heavier snap weights?
The precision trolling app only goes to 3 ounces.
GOOGLE SNAP WEIGHT CHARTS AND YOU'LL FIND ONE FOR 6 OZ
Nice walleye !
What size boat you have out there ?
We’re in a 17.5 StarCraft.
I've noticed on several walleye fishing videos that no one turns the clickers off when reeling in the fish. Can anyone tell me why? Is it a personal decision?
The clicker is an ongoing debate in our boat. We turn it off because the camera really picks up the loud clicking noise and it can be annoying to viewers and is just noise over any other audio but others like it left on as an indicator that line is either coming in or going out. Really just personal preference.
Thank you guys. Your videos are the best! I have learned a ton from watching you. Is it worth fishing out of Buffalo Harbor, or do I have to go farther west? Buffalo Harbor is already an hour and a half drive for me.
Glad you’re enjoying the videos! Fishing hasn’t been great for us out of Buffalo. I would try Dunkirk or Barcelona. Good luck!
Try some 6 & 8 oz snaps- much shorter leads and WAY faster turn-around times getting those baits back in the 'zone', not to mention less distance over which to lose those poorly hooked fish. Might want to use the magnums if you run them off in-line boards.
We will do that. Just picked up some 8oz weights for the rods closest to the boat and a friend has been experimenting with shorter leads from weight to the bait without missing a beat. It would really help with turns and getting lines back down faster. Thanks!
@@willsworldoutdoors Here's a hack a few old-timers have imparted- have 30' lead on crankbait, snap on the 8 oz, and let out as much line as the depth you are targeting while keeping speed around 2 mph. Often times these rods are run up front and troll almost under the boat. And as you know, putting speed up or down slightly will move those baits up and down in the column triggering more bites. Keep those lines tight boys. From the North shore of Erie.
Thanks! Take care.
bro why you wearing them fishing pants in this summer heat ? i get it you want to look cool , but you look hot in a non gay kinda way .
Hahaha! It was a cool start that day. I almost melted before I took them off later in the morning. Thanks for watching.