CRAZY Way To Catch Walleyes RIGHT NOW!

Tom Boley SHIRTS and APPAREL -
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Today we are back with another video! Today we are showcasing a strange way to jig for walleyes in the middle of summer. Speed Jigging or sharpshooting has kind of revolutionized walleye fishing and in this video I show you my set up. This kind of walleye fishing is generally very productive from mid summer into the late fall. Using your Humminbird is equally as important as having the correct lure on and in this video I discuss what we are looking for on the sonar as well.
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[@donaldjdickinson]

Side note, I follow a lot of walleye guys on youtube ... there have been about 8,000 slip bobber for walleyes videos recently. None are even close to as informative as the videos you've done about one of your 'absolute favorite ways to fish'. Good job with the hyper rattles - so fun.

[@tinbird191]

went on acme's site and bought some hyper rattles--didnt know they were measured in centimeters--ones that came were so tiny--LOL looks like good bait for panfish though ;)

[@MannyJuarez-pr5bh]

Bought my first one today. I live 20 minutes from grindstone lake Hayward Wisconsin. 😊

[@stevescheid271]

Tom by far, you are the best fishing technique instructor in the industry. None of your videos have added filler (like other Wisconsin fishing shows). Even though you do not state the body of water you are fishing, you inspire us to be confident in the techniques you are teaching. I am never left wanting or filled with questions after viewing your material. THANK YOU! MUCH APPRECIATED TOM!!!

[@joeldeangelo9368]

THANKS FOR THE DETAIL YOU PROVIDE IN RIGGING AND PRESENTATIONS. NO ONE ON YOU TUBE DOES IT THE WAY YOU DO AND I WOULDN'T THINK OF MISSING ONE OF YOUR VIDEOS. I HEAVILY SUPPORT YOUR SPONSORS BECAUSE OF YOU. YOU SHOW HOW TO USE THEIR PRODUCTS TO MAXIMUM EFFECTIVENESS. THE END RESULT IS I'M CATCHING MORE WALLEYES THEN EVER AND HAVING A BALL DOING IT. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.

[@tom5848]

Watching TB over years made me appreciate tiller style boat. Seems like more space for graph positioning/mounting back there. Quiet in reverse backing up to those schools too - my Merc sounds like a semi truck jake brake when I hit reverse.

[@davemurphy3813]

Tom, you have become one of the top walleye channels on youtube because you are direct, technically informative, and genuine. Much different than the sponsored videos that seem like infomercials. Thank you, and keep up the good work.

[@JJ-kz7sm]

They are out of stock. I bought every one I found in Oneida and Vilas county. That was only 5 between 6 tackle shops. I also made an order from Acme directly. I bought one and used it several times before I nailed the technique and application. Thanks Tom! I used to use the Jig'n Rap but took the bottom hook off and used in the shallows post spawn. Now I have gone bigger/heavier and deeper with this and it has produced! This, coming from a guide, really expanded my arsenal and is easy for clients to get the hang of. Hard to get inexperienced people to have the feel in deep water, not with 28grams on the line!

[@thewoodchucker-doug4303]

Another great video Tom! Love your videos, no ego about being a great fisherman, just humble about your presentation. Your content is amazing!

[@6415DK]

Tom is a legend for the detailed videos he provides. I could listen to him on a podcast all day.

[@aforgottennativeamerica8439]

This is the only channel I watch for walleye. There isn't a better one

[@davidlove2055]

I seen one of your videos tonight for the first time.... had to watch more your really informative and make great videos... would love to watch more thanks for doing what you are doing...

[@macvosbeck8064]

Can't wait to try this! Was just at Fort Peck basically doing this with a Rippin' Rap and what a blast! Thanks Tom for another awesome fishing educational video. Please keep them coming, your videos keep my fishing passion going. Love 'em!

[@hobbyhoundsmt5525]

Did you fish the Gov. cup at Peck? Or just enjoying the lake?

[@macvosbeck8064]

@@hobbyhoundsmt5525 just fishing Fourchette Bay south of Malta. My buddy drew one of the coveted 622 Bighorn Sheep tags so while he hikes in the heat scouting, I get to sit in the boat and reel in huge Fort Peck walleyes, SMB, and Northerns. Tough job but someone has to be the "boat bitch" for the Ram hunter.

[@hobbyhoundsmt5525]

@@macvosbeck8064 sounds like a blast, I hunt elk in that area. Best of luck!

[@douglasengland100]

Talk more about the barrell swivel 18" above hyperattle and casting. How do you work the lure when casting? Thanks for the very descriptive videos.

[@brianschaible9535]

I did this a couple of years ago in Canada with Jig N Raps based on a previous video you made. I’ve always been a jig and a minnow guy up there. After the first couple of hours on the trip, I never touched a live minnow again. This style of fishing is an absolute blast! Thanks for sharing all the information and techniques that you do!

[@rogerramjet7567]

I haven’t had any luck yet, but I am going to fish some different lakes soon. Great video Tom. You are an inspiration for me to keep trying.

[@ricksusor931]

Tom I just started using this technique and it is just amazing.I think that this technique is so addictive. My brother is hooked as well.Thanks for the information you give.

[@SawyerMotorsports]

I’m so excited to try the hyper rattle this weekend. Going to run a lindy/spinner too. Everything I know about walleye is coming from your channel. Thanks Tom!

[@tharemyhopkins5873]

Professor Tom back with another clinic! Looks really fun. And thank you for explaining that you drop on pods without a bite, sometimes, too (17:35) it helps us remember you are mortal. :)

[@scottbormann2765]

How often do you pull up weeds when doing this procedure? Also, there is a lot of guides out there but as far as I can see, you are always explaining everything, always giving key information, keep up the great videos.

[@walleyperch]

Mind blowing for sure.

[@joelchapman3982]

Strong work on your videos! I was never into jigging too much cuz as it turns out I wasn't doing it right. After watching your how to jig video I was instantly catching way more fish! Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Now if I can figure out how to be effective in the incessant wind here in Montana.......

[@rocvilleneuve7201]

It is awesome having those sonar images posted in your videos. It made me realize how little I know. Great video!

[@billsutorius2753]

Really appreciate you taking the time to explain everything to us. I thought that was an incredible video I really liked watching it. You're so right, these hyper rattles are so hard to get right now, especially in the colors you mentioned. Anyway you're a super fisherman and a great video producer. I'm really enjoying being subscribed to your channel and looking forward to your next video!!!!,👍

[@integratirecarrotriver4026]

UNBELIEVABLE!!! U r the king of the hyper rattle.......Just amazes me

[@chrisgilbert4146]

Finally snapping season, I love it. You plan on breaking the spoons out? You've got the only walleye content I'm interested in on KZbin, thanks for that.

[@zachaustin9126]

This is a love hate technique in my area. It’s so fun. Problem is, it seems like this is about the only way most locals here know how to catch open water walleyes. So when this pattern starts the “spots” get pounded and these guys keep every legal fish they catch day after day after day.

[@joer.7100]

Great episode & insight on all the details it takes in making a video. I’m glad you two took a week off; all anglers need to do this if possible.

[@DusterTIB]

I had to thumb up the video just for the Shelby going out to eat comment!

[@randalllord1787]

You should do a video on a lake farther south. Lots of our lakes have a thermocline and not enough oxygen for fish deeper than ~9 feet. The water temp is a steady 88!

[@jasonbruns6959]

Definitely a technique I want to try that I never considered for open water fishing.

[@tonys1641]

Always enjoy the videos Tom! Thanks for the info. I love it when Serly comes along.

[@chadclark2070]

I love fishing this way, so much fun!!!

[@jasonhuibers2315]

Lake our family cottage is on has nice structure on bottom. I use just leeches on a jig and consistently catch 24 to 30 inch walleye. Most catches are between 2 to 7pm and in about 10 to 25ft of water. Past few years leeches have been the go to for walleye fishing

[@teddrevdahl9472]

Love the easy and effectiveness of ur vids boley keep up the hard work man

[@flyguy1457]

I love these videos! I live in western N.C. and my lakes are super deep, super quick. I've got my little flycraft stealth x on the way, with all the electronics I could ask for (hopefully they fit on the raft, lol). But I am hoping that the lessons I'm picking up in your videos will translate well to our mountain-top super clear, super deep lakes. Keep up the good work, Sir!

[@kyletaylor3109]

Just recently came across you channel and I’m really digging your videos. Definitely doing some binge watching of your channel. So much information and great delivery of content. Keep em coming!

[@ksoutdoorsports]

Awesome way to smoke Walleyes! Love the color of those fish.

[@allDayFairway]

I do this a lot without even marking fish. I’ll just bomb the bait across a piece of structure and rip it back. Can cover a lot of water and it’s a blast. Snag a ton of perch doing this.

[@fadedchannel]

Absolutely love your tutorials! Gonna use your techniques on walleyes in CO this weekend.

[@erickDFW666]

Where ypu going in co

[@fadedchannel]

@@erickDFW666 CO has some nice walleye fisheries. The lakes I'm going to will be closer to me. Horsetooth res, Carter Res and Boyd Lake are some of my favorite for walleyes.

[@erickDFW666]

@@fadedchannel nice! Haven't been carter yet either. But I like boyd. Im over here by cherry creek

[@trimbaker1893]

Hi Tom, I owe ya a beer one day for showing me the Hyper-Rattle. ( I am hoarding them...) Super fun technique. Thanks! George.

[@alexgoldsmith1431]

love this technique! I need to try those jigging rap style things. My preferred way is a 1/2 oz jigging spoon tipped with a little piece of nightcrawler

[@bigz5262]

I guess I’m calling in sick today. Thanks for the video

[@MN_Mike]

Tom you make fishing look so easy. Have you ever used the Berkley Snap Jigs? Could you make a video using one?

[@Wildwwill]

Love watching your use of electronics. 👍

[@keithhill7572]

Great video Tom, I especially like the screen shots.

[@guyprescott354]

Thanks for vidéos guy in Québec

[@JD-ft2lr]

A wealth of info one again! Saved this one. Thank you T.B.

[@michaelwaldron7947]

Anyone that dislikes Boley’s videos should be banned from the World Wide Internet

[@loboyd691]

Im assuming they are just far left wing-vegan-animal rights-PETA jagoffs.

[@michaelwaldron7947]

@@loboyd691 lol but he throws everything back

[@liamthomas3666]

@@michaelwaldron7947 but they might think the hooks hurt the fish

[@kerrydahl5120]

Great video as usual. The funny thing is that I asked you on your last video after seeing pods of walleyes if this technique would be another great approach this time of year. Thanks for answering my question!

[@tonybuffa6191]

Outstanding vid again. Love the Hyper Rattles. Well made Acme product. Tails don't fall off like the Rapala Jigging Raps. So totally unarmored with Rapala and their poorly made Jigging Raps!

[@ricanhavoc2828]

Thanks again for the great info

[@mattwaltenberg6722]

This is great video. You have so much information. I enjoy watching keep up the great work

[@curtadams3281]

Keep them coming ! Great stuff !

[@gordonmohr2268]

lots of great info. who the hell would downvote ?

[@DavidSmith1957]

Excellent!

[@jeffb4612]

Thanks

[@chriskourlos4407]

Tom great stuff!😂🎉❤

[@dougscott7342]

Tom are you up sizing the treble hooks? If so, what size are you replacing them with? Great video!

[@ryannelson6524]

Another awesome video man I'm gonna try it on vermilion on the mud sand flats bottom bouncers get tiring love the tight line bite

[@michaelnoeldner379]

I would get the net, this is just amazing Tom.

[@eleganttilemarbleco.1734]

Low Blow on Shelby. Lol. Great video. Hooked Up Fish On !!

[@douglasengland100]

Great on lakes but on the river getting the hyperattle vertical is difficult in the current.

[@carlmeyer9961]

Exactly

[@maddixludlow8941]

Can you do a late summer or early fall video of your favorite jigs to use? Thanks

[@michaelschroeffel1459]

Hey Tom I have no idea how you snap those 1 ounce hyper rattles the way you do with out having forearms bigger than Popeye!!! I have been waiting on this snap jig video for awhile. Way to deliver and cannot thank you enough for making me a better walleye angler!! #Boleyforpresident #fishingmagician #hookedup

[@joshuat7171]

Gotta have the right rod. Makes a big difference

[@econpatric]

Tom, could you give some light on the transitions you make going from mid day bite to late evening bite? What does that transition look like in your boat?

[@loboyd691]

I live in ND and the general rule we follow is find deeper basins (18-35 ft) during the day and and then 6-18ft for the evening/nitebite. Usually what we do is try and fish the deep basins that are somewhat close to some shallower water during the day and then about 4 or 5 o'clock we will start to move into the shallower water. How "shallow" the walleyes move up for the evening/nitebite depends on where they where during the day. There are two spots who mainly fish in the lake we hit alot and the first spot (mid day) is a basin about that is about the size of a football field anywhwere from 23 ft to 37 ft and around 5 pm we will start to move up and fish 14-18ft or so and do pretty well. Another spot has a river channel running through it and the water is a little cleaner because of the river current, maybe a little cooler as well, and mid day the deepest part there is about 16-18 ft and again, about 5 pm we will move up shallower and fish 5-9 ft there. If fish are 22-37 ft deep during the day, their "shallower" feeding depth, in general, wont be 5-9 ft, it will usually be mid to low teens to high teens in depth. Now, in some cases and some lakes, some walleyes may move up to 5-9 ft from 22-37 ft during the day but I havent seen that myself.

[@kxfishhunt2331]

The amount of hyperattles sold out because of this video 😊

[@dalealber7046]

When looking for fish on your graft what do you think about putting the down imaging in one top corner and the side imaging and the other top right corner

[@Thilloutdoors]

Awesome vid as always, let’s see ya find some big crappies!!

[@baccoff3308]

Nice video!

[@logancunningham4801]

Awesome video Tom! Love your stuff man.

[@f3honda4me]

Ok this might sound random, but where did you get those cargo netting storage pieces that are on the front bow area of the boat holding your planer boards?

[@RushVoorhisOutdoors]

another great video TOM!

[@kbros33]

Thanks for all your videos Tom they are very informative and I have learned to walleye fish mostly from your channel. Is this technique useful on suspended fish?

[@tig3rBite]

Awesome as always!

[@theobserver9565]

Just a thought. Do a little more cooking with your catches and also show launching and retrieving boat.

[@Dw8977]

What is the difference between a hyper rattle, jigging rap, shiver minnow? Is it just personal preference or do they fish differently?

[@scottrouwhorst881]

Nice

[@mrnoel98221]

You are an incredibly helpful teacher!! Thank you! Are you ever in the Spokane area?

[@sammenard3693]

Excellent video!

[@martyepperly5803]

Man, I wish you could come down to show me how to catch these fish in north central Arkansas.

[@jarodjacobs5537]

Would this work on a mud bottom (Mille Lacs flats)?

[@330Maniac]

Great video Tom! Could you possibly tell me about your camera setup for filming?

[@chrismickolichek6434]

How do you choose between the V-Rod and Hyper Rattle? I am assuming the rattle at this time of year "activates" the fish?

[@DirtyJobsGuy1]

Yeah, this hyper rattle system makes no sense but I’ve been trying! Just wondering how long you stay on a spot before you move?

[@Josh-sd1hg]

Seems like you never fish the same pod twice? Do they all spook after the first is hooked?

[@FableDose]

Two questions for anyone here. 1. Is there something specific about the acme hyper rattle that I need? 10 bucks a lure is something I'm not confident in throwing out there just yet. 2. Can this style be applied to on-shore fishing or is the straight down approach in deeper water the only effective way this works.

[@grantmurphy42]

Hey Tom! So what type of net do you use? Thank you

[@ericsaffrey8067]

What caught my eye is the size of your tiller boat. What size is it?

[@christopherp1138]

Curious, why three fish finders?

[@johntj34]

Med fast or moderate rod?

[@chadsundstrom1661]

How's it wotk in areas with weeds. A lot of the lakes I fish have weeds in water out to 30 feet or better where the walleye stack up in the summer.

[@randyredfern7920]

Tom. I've been looking to purchase some large blue/silver hyper rattles. Where are those available to buy? I've looked at the main fishing suppliers... Any suggetions?

[@jj7457]

Ripping on Shelbster ..🤣🤣

[@xzacto]

Awesome

[@salg535]

Hi would 7.6 fenwick hmx light work for slip bobber

[@hooks4nooks]

Are those Scotty Power Loc

[@hooks4nooks]

Are those Scotty Power Loc rod holders? And Scotty Extensions? Are you happy with them? If you did it again which rod holders would you use and would you use the extensions that come up and out over just the straight up? I'm rigging a new boat and your input would be helpful.

[@fishgrubspinners6762]

Awesome 👌

[@bradkiliion3385]

Not that you’re going to reply? But how do you retrieve them when you get them hung up? Had the technique down for years but struggle retrieving my seven to $15 bait?

[@TomBoley]

Back up the boat to reverse the angle...and attempt to slingshot the bait out. Mono snags much less

[@gman8271]

Hound Dog Lure Retriever, pays for itself after retrieving one bait.

[@byronahola3955]

Tom all I could find was the hyper glide, do you ever use it. Suppose I could glue the wings down.

[@kylebryant5816]

What us the best color of the hyper rattle lures because when I fish 4 walleye I catch nothing.

[@scrimmy8857]

Tom if you were to buy another 185 would u outfit it exactly the same would u make any changes?