CATCH MORE Walleyes Ice Fishing! (EASY WAY to Break Down Big Water)

Finding the "Spot on the Spot" can take time and energy - but the payouts can be well worth it! Find the exact spot that fish want to utilize and your entire day changes!

[@CaseyBluestone-kt4xx]

Very great size walleyes

[@dmredneckd1708]

Another great video.

[@ScottOut-n-About]

A pleasure to watch as always!

[@chasingwisconsin]

We are headed to Tamarack beginning of February - Cant wait! Awesome video!

[@mattress2331]

Great Episode, Thanks for the tips!

[@mooseguyable]

Walleye can be finicky, so be patient. Experiment with different jigging techniques, such as a slow lift and drop or a more aggressive jigging motion. Pay attention to how walleye respond. Walleye often relate to structure even during the winter. Look for drop-offs, points, weed beds, and other underwater features. Set up your ice fishing spot near these structures. Experiment with colors Cheer's!

[@brianfeeney9493]

Thank Y’ALL 🎉 …… Happy New Year 😊

[@blueangel6607]

Great video!

[@FoodPlotSolutions]

As someone brand new to ice fishing, with smaller spoons (1/16th) should you add a wax worm to them. I’m talking about say the small buckshot spoons and even buckshot spoons with feathers by hooks. Sorry if this is a dumb question but I’m very new to fishing. I seem to catch perch and that’s about it, I would like to start going after walleye and pike

[@erikeue4635]

New Ontario walleye regulations for non residents out January 1st

[@richardhankinsjr3631]

Another great video.