Thanks for watching!!!

How about some Walleye burgers?

@@UnderTheScopeOutdoors COOL DO IT!!

I'm sorry the video is all over the place, dealing with some GoPro issues. We almost never troll Bandits and worm harnesses together. It's going to be one or the other. Bandit speeds could be anywhere from 1-2.5mph. Once waters warm up and worms come out, we stick around 1.6-2mph. I hope this helps, thanks for watching!

@@UnderTheScopeOutdoors THX

We've seen that too often ourselves... it's almost incredible how fast these Walleye can shut down! A little storm or cold front rolls through and then they won't hit anything. Really appreciate the days they're snapping. Thanks for watching!

Her name is the Shit Show, it's an 18ft Sylvan with a 90hp Johnson,

Hey thanks for watching! More fishing videos are on the way!

Erieau is a wonderful place to be! That's an interesting experience.

I once got into a shootout with them on Lake Erie back in the 90s, my boat ended up capsized

They can freely search for any captured game, which means they can search anywhere they reasonably feel fish can be hidden. They can check all your paperwork and make sure your boat is in compliance with all local regulations. And they can do all this without a single suspicion of any wrong doing.

@@marcuslinton310 That is exactly my point. In any other situation, they need reasonable suspicion to stop you. This is an overreach of govt.

That's interesting. I've never heard of inspection stickers for recreational vessels. American or Canadian?

When you sign that fishing license and get your boat registered, you sign away certain rights. You give the authorities the right to freely search for any captured game, which means they can search anywhere they reasonably feel fish can be hidden. They can check all your paperwork and make sure your boat is in compliance with all local regulations. And they can do all this because you signed on the line and agreed to the rules.

'Merican"

Yes, any boat with a fuel type engine has to have a fire extinguisher on board.

Well said. Attitude is everything.

See here in Canada we don't make a bid deal over nothing and just show them what they want and they f off in 2 minutes

@@goatfunker7762 *Yep, that explains a lot.*

​@@goatfunker7762How's that working out for you all up there? Looks pretty communist from across the lake bud...

@@patrioticconstitutionalist735 Police are never the issue in Canada... it's Trudeau!

It would be interesting if Canadian's had Amendment rights, but we'd probably still give consent for an inspection. We have nothing to hide. Thanks for the comment!

LOL okay

not in canada, yank.

@@ronaldlaperle6753 I'm a Canuck, wank.

@@ronaldlaperle6753 and if you are agreeable to the erosion of rights and personal freedoms, that's unfortunate. Wise people are not.

When you sign that fishing license and get your boat registered, you sign away certain rights. You give the authorities the right to freely search for any captured game, which means they can search anywhere they reasonably feel fish can be hidden. They can check all your paperwork and make sure your boat is in compliance with all local regulations. And they can do all this because you signed on the line and agreed to the rules. Don't need a warrant or even a remote suspicion of wrong doing.

@@marcuslinton310 well...as the younger brother of a lawyer, I offer the following in rebuttal. Language within law is organized specifically for the enforcement of laws. In this case, the burden of reasonable doubt or suspicion, for law enforcement, is not waived because of language on a government document signed when being issued a hunting/fishing permit. Specifically because the permit is an AGREEMENT, not a CONTRACT. NOT the same thing. These scenarios present themselves in court fairly often, especially with motoring public: lawsuits against police agencies resulting from excessive detainment or unreasonable search...a motorist, collaborating with law enforcement, detained for 90 minutes (or longer), occupants ordered out of vehicle and entire vehicle searched, unfruitfully, causing major inconvenience for motorist and accompanying passengers, triggered by motorist (for example) lowering window less than insisted upon by law enforcement (although in fact, motorist is ONLY required to lower window sufficiently to allow verbal conversation and surrendering of documents ). Summary: if an angler is interviewed by marine law enforcement, especially under circumstances of random checks, and has his/her vessel ransacked by law enforcement, and the angler litigates against said agency for excessive detainment and intrusion, if it is revealed in court that the angler(s) were fully compliant...alcohol/license(s), bait type, safety equipment etc, then the likelihood of a judge awarding a settlement is very high, though usually not as steep as the absurd amounts $$ often pursued.

Makes us smile to hear that, thanks for watching!

Sounds about right lol

I'm surprised they didn't ask about the GoPro sooner, thanks for watching!

You know what it really comes down to? It's a lack of funding. We can thank the government for that. There aren't enough conservation officers around to enforce the law. So few guys trying to cover huge areas. I agree though, not a fan of the flossing or snagging in the tribs!

@@UnderTheScopeOutdoorsexactly

The difference is nearly astonishing. Both on land and in the water. However, we know there are countless factors involved. It's an interesting concept. Thanks for watching! It's much appreciated.

IMHO these cops were the exception. The OPP always go for low hanging fruit especially in Muskoka

@@1decee If you are local you will learn their route, they always made a final pass through a bay we fished at around 4:30 on the daily, not before and not after.

I'm always amazed that some wanna be gets butt hurt when they get caught and then has the audacity to whine about it.

Here's the link for the scissors you see in the video, Master Chef brand. Canadian Tire lists them for $9.99 but I've found them on clearance for $4.99. I stock multiple pairs, so it doesn't hurt so bad if they go over board. www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/master-chef-8-in-1-multi-purpose-scissors-with-sheath-1422656p.html?rq=master+chef+scissors#srp If you find you're not a fan of those, I would then look for a pair of metal cutting snips. www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/mastercraft-aviation-snips-locking-latch-cr-v-steel-straight-cut-yellow-10-in-0585820p.html?loc=plp

😂😂😂😂

Turns out buddy’s father owned a boat with the police officer when they were kids. We all know each other in Kingsville. It’s a small world man!

Lake Erie falls under Fisheries Management Zone 19 in Ontario. Walleye is open year-round, with no slot sizes. Under a sport license we can harvest six a day.

@@UnderTheScopeOutdoors no slot sizes either? thats messed up i see looking online its year round i didnt know that..nice to know and no slot sizes also..i myself just judge what to keep and what not anywway i throw nig ones back as theyre breeders and small ones obviously too small...geez id figure if anything theyd have restrictions on the big lakes but i gues sonly the smaller lakes and stuff the slot sizes and when you can and cannot fish is such a pain in the ass..maybe i should get a bigger boat and fish lake Erie more.. sport license for myself says i can posses 4 and conservaiton is 2..i thought thats all lakes no matter what maybe it changed i havent renewed yet its been 2-3 years

Their fishing genius! Lmao They are just out there protecting folks from themselves! Shocker! Leave folks alone bootlickers

What next, checks on your house by the fire dept? Cops stopping cars randomly?

Agreed. I thank them every time.