Automatic Fisherman VS Jaw Jacker

[@TheFishingDoctorsAdventures]

I've only used the jaw jackers and seem to work well with either rod for me spinning or bait caster. I know both devices work very well.

[@squeesmyth9025]

i used to tie line to my wee wee and wait for a few tugs before setting the hook

[@freedom703]

These are great when fishing with my kids! They can play until the rod pops and then run over and reel up a fish! Love em!

[@naashawginosh4570]

I use a spool of fishing line and a 4 foot willow branch, hand jigging all the way. Anything below 10-15 feet the percentage of live release disappears.

[@Bradleyoutdoorsman]

hi can you plz tell me what line you use for your reels

[@RobGodwin-h2e]

Been using the jawjacker for at least 15 years. Never broken anything on 6 of them. Also, exclusively use spincast setups. Not sure the advantage with baitcast. Never had an issue hooking up.

[@smokengethigh]

Says it fits up too 36 inch rods I checked out haatrods and the baitcasters are longer. What rod do you suggest for the jawjacker?

[@boatsncohos5743]

What was the power on the baitcaster?

[@dragonspicks]

Where does it say I can’t use this in Minnesota

[@FargoNDRoland]

Justin N not legal look in regs

[@DellaBay]

Are we going to continue to see you in HD Eric? Looks so much better!

[@wibigfishcom]

I'm trying my best!!!!

[@popanddonnacollinsworth7741]

Is there any chance you can cover your microphone enough to at least muffle the excessive wind noise?

[@micabailey8802]

I ask someone at bass pro and the never seen and they told me to tell you what is the name for the baitcaster rod

[@utahoutdoorschannel]

Great stuff! Thanks Eric

[@wibigfishcom]

Thanks so much!!

[@davidschwartz2398]

I have the original "Slammer tip ups" and my hook set is 90+%, but my Jaw Jackers have a 50% hook set. My buddy has same 50% hook set with his Jaw Jackers. I don't know why the Jaw Jackers miss so many hook sets. Its very frustrating. JJs are very portable & lightweight, but I'll be using my old wood Slammers more this NY & MA season because they work.

[@Josh-ye2kw]

lol if youre missing hooksets in the jaw jacker its because your tension isn't set correctly. ive lost 1 fish in the 2 years ive used the jaw jacker

[@davidschwartz2398]

@@Josh-ye2kw 1 lost fish in 2 years is amazing. My tension is set where the 2 inch minnow sometimes sets the JJ off. I'm thinking that you set the tension light too?

[@Josh-ye2kw]

@@davidschwartz2398 tension is usually set light but im fishing for perch mostly. The one time i did use it for walleye/pike is when i missed but caught over 30 fish that weekend. The miss didnt set my jacker off and i had checked the sucker minnow about 10 mins before we decided to head in. Minnow was gone, jacker was still cocked.

[@jamescarney6780]

Auto fisherman all day, rarely miss fish. Have caught hundreds of fish on them always hooked great. Gotta get them set right. Took me some time.

[@TheFishingDoctorsAdventures]

I love the Jaw Jackers! Haven't used the Auto Fisherman before myself but very similar devices in fish catchability I feel!

[@ilbomber1027]

The Fishing Doctors Adventures ooooooooooooooooooooo

[@pkkayasone3257]

Where is the demo?

[@PCJ7969]

I don't like how the rod is loaded up all the time... I would think that it would eventually have memory and stay that way.

[@50finders21]

I love mn but we are strict on our laws. No umbrella rigs with more than one hook I believe one line in open water two through the ice not trot lines or unattended lines no cast nets until recently by special permit, but I still love it here

[@ryanwilson5936]

Nate Murphy I've never been to MN but I am an avid advocate for nature. Don't worry, I'm not a peta nutjob! I absolutely love fishing and shooting delicious animals :). However, from the amount of attention that I understand MN's lakes are famous for, imagine if everyone were allowed to do the things your not allowed to do. Most fisherman tend to be rather greedy. Give them an inch and they take a mile. I live in Michigan. We are allowed 3 lines/6 hook in any combination. (Crawler harness counts as 1 hook but an umbrella rig with 6 hooks would be your hook limit). When I ice fish with tip-ups, I usually set out 2 and then jig with my rod. So I have my 3 line max but if I wanted to I could tie on a fly above my jig for 4 hooks. But if I want to jig with 2 rods, I'd have to pull one of my tip-ups. (I almost always fish alone). I'm pretty sure a 2-treble quick strike rig counts as 2 hooks but I don't QS rigs anyways so I don't worry about it. You see a lot of "dads" who bring their kids with them so they can set like 6-7 tip-ups. Nice pike are difficult to catch around me.

[@patrickempey3584]

A bit much for a youtube comment....

[@danielholtxxl4936]

Nate Murphy Yeah, I love it here, too. But I think our DNR has a god complex and is purposefully deaf to public opinion. One of my main complaints is the ridiculous one rod rule in open water. Let a guy or gal float a bobber and do some casting, too. What’s the real harm to the fishery? Occasionally gut hook a little sunnie you didn’t want to keep? Did you know that ALL the fish die, walleyes, northerns, crappies, etc., they catch in gillnets for their lake surveys? Tens of thousand of gamefish each year killed by the DNR. Ludicrous.

[@patrickempey3584]

The one line rule is asinine. We can have 3 here in Wisconsin. That's the way it should be everywhere.

[@danielholtxxl4936]

Patrick Empey Just to clarify, I think you can have three ice fishing but only two open water. We can have two ice fishing (which I’m actually ok with) but only one on open water - and that is asinine, yes.

[@tenaciousdan5831]

Are either of these legal in minneaota? Nevermind. Lol

[@Nathan-eo8nu]

I like this new camera bro! great video

[@wibigfishcom]

Thanks so much!

[@MGk-Farmer]

does it put a bow in your rod after quite a bit of use?

[@swarpin_on_donks]

Gamefowl! /Life/Stile/ I'd think maybe

[@garrettmiller3290]

I would guess

[@slickmuck4312]

#Fishingnoob99 *** I doubt it. I have one but this will be third season using it. Great on red river for sauger and walleye. Even if it does. If your halfass fisherman your rod should be bent anyway haaa

[@cameronolson2548]

I've been using my home made hook setting setup for 3.5 years... same rods... I use graphite rods personally.. most will say to use fiberglass rods... I've broke a few glass rods in the beginning... decided to "sacrifice" my #13FISHING wicked ice combos to see how they held up, I have yet to break it and they've caught tons of fish!! My kids love em, they have their place and time of use for myself as well... it is something else to watch it get set off and the rod sets and then just dives deeper! I use them normally to locate fish, but sometimes, especially on light biters that bite then spit the hook on a slip bobber, it gets em before they know it! I have fished with people with jaw jackers and auto fishermans... I'm so glad my setups are pretty much unbreakable and more compact! Plus I've seen more missed fish on those setups than compared to mine.. idk why it is that way, but I've gotten people stumped on why it works better at times.. tight lines

[@wyatt9408]

I just got one of your rods it is the greatest thing I've ever held in my hands

[@wibigfishcom]

Thanks buddy!

[@MidwestFishingShow]

Eric do you ever make it to any of the fishing expos? I was just at Madisons last weekend it was a good time.

[@wibigfishcom]

Yes sometimes I'm at some of the shows. Headed out to Ice University at Devils Lake.

[@mikethompson5966]

thanks Eric!

[@wibigfishcom]

No problem

[@vincentberglund6736]

“Not legal in Minnesota” well I guess this is pointless for me

[@emanuell9453]

Same

[@nicholasberg1484]

Same

[@danielholtxxl4936]

Knee Grows Minnesota doesn’t want you to actually catch fish. They just want you to buy the license.

[@patrickempey3584]

Why? this prevents the fish from swallowing the bait unlike a tip up...

[@danielholtxxl4936]

Patrick Empey It’s not based on logic...it’s based on “We’re the Minnesota DNR and we make the rules. Don’t ask questions”.

[@Thathersheyguy]

And now you can give the clam predator a try !

[@davferri]

Tank up that Pro4 !! great video

[@AnglerOutdoors]

New camera is looking good! Road to 100k starts now.

[@wibigfishcom]

Thanks so much!!!! That's the goal I appreciate the feedback!

[@ketchenraleese3109]

I have been using a homemade version of these gizmos for years here in NY. They have saved many lakers that would have been gut-hooked on a traditional tip-up. I agree; Minn has to legalize them!

[@mahadevnagapure6049]

ड ।ड़

[@micabailey8802]

How can I get that baitcaster rod and reel

[@spennymac5021]

Mica Bailey best set up for a bait caster ice rod has to be on the haat rod website. Order online. Only place I have seen. Then go hit up a local cabelas or bass pro and find a smaller reel that feels good on the rod and boom. Hooking up with big fish. Probably cost around 200$ but the quality set up should last a lifetime.

[@outdoorssteve1929]

They just passed in PA you cant use them no more

[@adamskead8859]

I wouldn't mind using the jaw breaker

[@ronniewhite3470]

Adam Skead they are a great ice fishing tool

[@micabailey8802]

Okay thanks

[@laurenprincehouse]

*Very light action is what I was looking for **allabout.wiki/tuld** Just be aware that you can pretty much bend this pole in half its so light action.*

[@brent338]

JJ 4 the win. Gets em in the top of the mouth, for a good release rate. Catches em when the lite bites tough days send other guys home empty handed...

[@BeardedFisherman]

great info thanks for putting it up

[@anglerbatam_club153]

Good

[@rux-eth]

i wonder why they are illegal in mn

[@carpetsclean1]

Max rux We have 10,000 lakes..and can set our own hooks, without mechanical assistance

[@Bowfreak1995]

I would say too many people from the metro area.

[@MNpolarbear]

thats for minnesota....but what about the many indian reservations in the 5 state region? (MT, ND, MN, WI, MI) both those automatic setters are legal to us indians, because the state cant interfere with our fishing (on & off reservation - ceded territory)

[@hightideadventures91]

👍

[@deadend4263]

MN don't give a lot of opportunity for the fishermen

[@azviking139]

Dead End real fishermen don’t use stuff like that

[@patrickempey3584]

Yes they do. I jig and set one of these up while jigging. How is this different than trolling?

[@DaYammie]

Probably rip the lips of a white fish with that thing. There is a lot of bend in that rod and some rods are medium heavy or heavy. My rods never bend that much catching a lake trout.

[@patkelly7501]

HAAAT RODS!

[@wibigfishcom]

Yes sir!

[@tuduong534]

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[@floraparicio7279]

Hola soy de Tijuana 😆😎😂

[@toben42]

Yea the DNR in minnesota is like a dictatorship, just ask the resort owners on their premier lake (Mille Lacs).

[@nathanlindall2363]

Yeah man it's rough

[@fazejaanus]

These are made of plaaastic

[@jamjames5847]

Automatic MISSERman and the jawripper...suck for trout

[@peacepeace5733]

many talk..damm

[@munirtea9188]

loba teuing cacahan

[@lewisproffitt426]

Rod breaking devices 😂😂😂😂😂

[@wibigfishcom]

yes they will break certain rods

[@dodiknurcahyono7647]

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[@azviking139]

First, Rods aren’t supposed to be bent that long consistently, next takes any skill right out of fishing. Fake fishermen use things like this.

[@djgruv]

AZ Viking same can be said about any tip up.....

[@patrickempey3584]

1. Yes they are 2. Its the same as tip up fishing except it doesnt allow the fish to swallow the bait and potentially die....

[@silverback7659]

What's worse useing a jawjacker or going to the store to store to buy meat?

[@HookFaced]

Glad you set the standard for fake fishing. Blowhard dumbass.

[@pvlvsmcxviii6105]

lol if u use all this u r a joke and she's just go home lol waste of money