Deep water jigging for walleye along a break

We're out here fishing in Lake Ontario at the mouth of the Niagara River. We're running the Stingnose Jigging Spoon, tipped with nightcrawler worms as we jig in deep water for walleye. We're jigging in water from 60 feet to 20 feet along a break.
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Deep water jigging for walleye along a break
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[@RooRic]

You are Sir the friendliest nicest and best angler teacher I have watched. For someone who is new to walley fishing you are the best in your tips. You should be guiding

[@syediqbal2220]

He is very experienced angler trained by his father.

[@syediqbal2220]

I don't understand why there is no headboat fishing in Canadian waters

[@JimFisherDIYPortableSolarPower]

Why would anyone give Ivo a thumbs down? What's not to like about him, catching walleye, or fishing the Niagara Bar? Great video Ivo, see you back on Erie.

[@edrosenquist6541]

Jealously. This man is a Fish Whisperer...I love his videos.

[@outdoorswithwaynek7966]

Great show Ivo the sting nose has made me a believer. I used them ice fishing and this spring for the open water walleye season and I found that does not matter what the fish they hit it. Thank you for the video.

[@kylematesic]

Sting nose are the BEST jigging spoon I own

[@MrCt102]

My favourite fishing show,nice catch and Great products too from thundermist

[@petemoss9693]

Hello IVO . . . what a nice size channel cat fish also a couple of walleye - it amaze me that part of the water is so calm then in the distance the water is a little choppy - looks like you had a great time -

[@fishermanlad4270]

When I caught my pb catfish it peeled lime when it realized it was in trouble

[@johnmcclurg3325]

I always found that if you tip the lure with a bit of worm it makes the hang on to it just a bit longer to let you get a hook set 👍 good video

[@ShaharyarAhmed]

Nice walleye ivo!

[@TheColdcut74]

Mr Rogers fishing :) I love your videos ...your techniques ...always catch some nice ones ..great videos..

[@TheColdcut74]

:)

[@kurtbarnes5070]

How do you only have 86,000 subscribers

[@cardio9412]

88K now

[@ksoutdoorsports]

That's a pretty good Walleye bite! The channel was pretty sweet too.

[@ericwhitlow7364]

Great video. Wish I could get out on calm water. Has been so windy where I live.

[@hectorromero8631]

Nice walleyes evo...

[@italiantroutaholic8926]

warm weather , September and the around 40 to 60 feet , water must be cooler for them .its all about Comfort

[@bradr539]

Nice cat!

[@joeoliverio5346]

ha, you can see my boat in the background

[@Tigggzz]

Awesome video like usual and thanks for sharing. Just wondering, where do you launch on the Canadian side to get to the mouth of the Niagara River?

[@thundermistlures]

there is a boat launch in Queenston at the end of Dumfries st :)

[@Tigggzz]

@@thundermistlures thanks, I'll givet it a try. God bless.

[@deepoctave]

Great show, Ivo! Query: You don't seem to pay any attention to the jigging spoon hook getting caught on the line, but sometimes when I finish my retrieve I can see that the treble has caught the line, orienting the spoon backwards. Is this an issue or should I just ignore it because it doesn't really affect the fall and behavior of the jig?

[@thundermistlures]

...yes, that is an issue...if the hook gets caught, bring it in and dislodge it.....try changing your jigging method or you can even change the treble to a single hook if you want :P)

[@karli3031]

When I’m jigging it always seems to drift back behind the boat to where I’ve been, not vertical. I have moved to a 1 ounce but I can never keep it vertical. It seems to still drag behind even in milder waters. I was wondering what tricks or techniques you have to keep it vertical. I’m not sure if it is beneficial or hindering to be dragging like that. I assume and feel it’s the latter. I watch all of your videos and enjoy them. Purchased many thundermist lures and use them regularly. Thank you for sharing all of your knowledge.

[@thundermistlures]

If you are drifting too quickly to fish vertical, you need to go heavier OR use a drift sock. The drift sock will slow you down and allow you to fish vertical :)

[@mikesinclair3748]

Hi Ivo great times on the water. Were you coming from the river drifting out to the lake or coming from the lake to the mouth Thanks Mike.

[@thundermistlures]

...from the river to the lake :)

[@karli3031]

I have a question about the vertical jigging. When the lure reaches the bottom, do you leave it touching the bottom jigging up for it to return to the bottom or do you reel it up a few inches off the bottom and jig for it to return just above the bottom? Just curious about contact with the bottom. Thanks Ivo. Great video as usual.

[@thundermistlures]

HI Karl - you can actually use either method...I personally like to let it hit bottom, but if there are lots of snags, then I keep it a few inches off bottom :) Good luck out there

[@sparkflier6913]

Great Video, I was wondering if you were using a swivel there but you totally kept that covered up. I live a couple hours away and getting very interested in the Niagara river so these videos are great selling points for me. Have you ever had a run in with American law?

[@thundermistlures]

I was using a snap, not a snap/swivel combo - but you can of course, use either....didn't mean to cover any thing up :) The size snap I was using was a size 0

[@scottb4540]

Go leafs go

[@mrmoparrr]

Fishing the US side basicly?

[@dh_hamdi4866]

Is it September right now in Canada?😂

[@georgejong]

Can you tell me what equipment you are using in this video?

[@thundermistlures]

...Quantum Tour Edition rod and Quantum Energy reel...oldies but goodies :)

[@henrycoleman5715]

Do u have problems with the fish coming from 50ft depths reviving

[@thundermistlures]

If you plan on releasing those fish, then you must bring them up very slowly and then release them right away

[@briankindzierski8307]

How much weight is the sting nose you are you using in 50 ft of water?

[@thundermistlures]

1 oz

[@badandy880]

Hey Ivo, can I ask what kind of rod you are using there for jigging? I've been struggling with selecting a jigging rod and that looks like just the response I am going for. Thanks bud.

[@thundermistlures]

look for a 1 piece, 7 foot, medium action rod with a fast tip - find a brand in your budget :)

[@badandy880]

@@thundermistlures excellent, thanks!

[@danielaguirre3678]

September

[@ryanhickey6812]

I’m def buying some of those lures ! Does anyone know what brand or type of rod he uses ? Maybe I’ll catch more fish if I mimic him haha minus the boat I’ll stick with my Mirrocraft deep 😎 lol

[@thundermistlures]

When jigging like this, I like to use a one piece, 7 ft rod, medium power/action with a fast tip :)

[@pedrojimenez8102]

What size sting nose you are using? Like your video 👍👍

[@paulhubbard6271]

3/4 oz gold, its in the video

[@pedrojimenez8102]

@@paulhubbard6271 thank you,

[@rusman4463]

Bro you can’t not love Ivo…other you tubers messing around doing some of the weirdest stuff I’ve seen them there’s ivo jiggin a sting nose😂😂 stay original ivo

[@outdoorsman9384]

Hay Evo,,what shoes do you got on,,thay look comfortable

[@thundermistlures]

they are Crocs and yes, they are comfortable :)