Those are some great suggestions and advice for lake trout definitely going to be adding those to my repertoire. Good luck with your new RUclips channel Mac really hope the best for you man
Awesome tips..you helped us fuel up our boat a couple summers ago and your advice put us on a 40" pike that night. Hoping to make it back up at some point and book you as a guide!
Great advice, can't stress the small lures enough. Just like musky fishing, the action is better with smaller lures and you will still have a chance at catching that big one.
i just got back from 3 weeks in northern sask chasing lakers, no monsters but such a good trip. i bought that mac attack rod and its very good quality and handled lakers no prob! always a fan of timber rods! keep up the good job mac!
You know, I have always used a pretty big chunk of meat. I have also always used a pretty big tube jig, because I like a faster falling presentation. That being said, I do terribly more often than not when I go for lakers. I will keep these tips in mind next time! Sweet vid
Mac what's your email address? You got nothing in your ''About'' on your youtube page. Put your email in your About and i will share some info about the areas you fish. More backcountry lakes around the Cranberry.
The elephant eats the peanut 😂 I like that one old son and couldn’t agree more 👍. Keep up the good work Mac
Thanks 👍 thanks old boy!
Love what you explain 5 minutes into it bud!😊
Thanks dude appreciate it!
This is good shit Matt! Wonderful job buddy.
Thanks dude
Thanks dude!
Mac knows his stuff!
Glad to see your own channel up! Appreciate the tips and keep the lessons up in you videos!!
Thanks!
You hit the nail on the head! Well said Mac!
Thanks dude. I definitely feel there is alot of misconceptions about laker fishing and I'm hoping I cleared some up in this clip!
@@MacMulligan I’m the same way with down sized baits too constantly working 4” tubes or smaller hair jigs.
Great tips, man! Solid advice!
Thanks buddy appreciate the kind words 👍
Those are some great suggestions and advice for lake trout definitely going to be adding those to my repertoire. Good luck with your new RUclips channel Mac really hope the best for you man
Glad you took something from it! Hope it helps. Appreciate the kind words man!
@@MacMulligan you're welcome. It would be an absolute honor to be able to fish with you someday
Awesome tips..you helped us fuel up our boat a couple summers ago and your advice put us on a 40" pike that night. Hoping to make it back up at some point and book you as a guide!
That is awesome!
Great video Mac!
Glad you enjoyed it
“Catch the fishermen…”. LOL Sooo true!
Good tips, thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching
Great information!!! Ppl wouldn’t believe the big lakers we’ve caught off small tubes I’m talking 2.5inch tubes I seen some giants caught
Seriously, it's absolutely crazy how a huge fish can key in on such small presentations! Like I said, the elephant eats the peanuts!
I’ll be looking for some of those special videos landing huge lakers. Good luck with your u-tube channel Mac!
They will come! Be sure to check out the next few videos jay puts out! 😉
Great advice, can't stress the small lures enough. Just like musky fishing, the action is better with smaller lures and you will still have a chance at catching that big one.
1000% dude!
Can’t wait to get back up there!
Looking forward to seeing ya!
Awesome stuff here Mac🤟
Appreciate it dude! 🙏
Hey Mac, thanks for the tips. Do you use the small barrel swivel to connect your braid to the fluorocarbon leader?
Yea small barrel swivel
Good video, lots of good advice!
Glad you liked it! 👍
Thanks for the tips.
cattywhompus? kaddywhompus? did I spell that right lol Great video Brother!!!
Ahahah thanks man!
i just got back from 3 weeks in northern sask chasing lakers, no monsters but such a good trip. i bought that mac attack rod and its very good quality and handled lakers no prob! always a fan of timber rods! keep up the good job mac!
That sounds wicked! Glad you like the rods! Appreciate the kind words! Big fish will come!
You know, I have always used a pretty big chunk of meat. I have also always used a pretty big tube jig, because I like a faster falling presentation. That being said, I do terribly more often than not when I go for lakers. I will keep these tips in mind next time! Sweet vid
Right on! Keep me posted on how you do!
@@MacMulligan lol I would, but it will be a long time before I am within a few hundred kilometers of a lake trout
Solid tips, thank you. Based on what you’re sharing do you have a preference in of a MH or H in the Timber Guide Series Mac Attack Ice Rod?
That would be correct, or the timber big ticket medum or medum heavy.
Great video thanks where do you get your rods
We sell some right here at bakersnarrowslodge shop. Also available at cabelas!
Just a beauty guide arent ya.
I try 😆
That’s some great advice. Now I want to see you pull a giant out in front of Mr Schick. All the best on your channel.
Challenge accepted Hahahaha
Great video Mac start small and increase size
Thanks Mike!
Living in Maine. I have NEVER seen a lake trout swim down from under the ice.
If color doesn't matter, then why is half of what @ClaytonSchickOutdoors says "If it aint chartreuse, it aint no use!!!"?
Hahahaha
Tips to catch more lake trout go to Canada..
Hahahaha 😆 😂
Mac what's your email address? You got nothing in your ''About'' on your youtube page. Put your email in your About and i will share some info about the areas you fish. More backcountry lakes around the Cranberry.
Macmulligan99@gmail.com