How to Drag Jigs for Walleyes (Wolf River) (Walleye fishing tip)

[@joegrycow]

Awesome video. Definitely gonna change how I have been doing some of that. Whitebass always go in cycles. With the numbers currently down, they will have a massive hatch(with fewer adults eating the fry) and 1 to 2 years later we will be catching bucket loads again.

[@jmj267]

What kind of Rod are you using Larry that thing looks really whippy. Special with walleyes it's like a crappie rod. Shouldn't you use something with bigger backbone? Enlighten me

[@steveletson6616]

John jay drott Those fish need an ultralight. Too small to put a bend in anything else for the camera.

[@johncunnington3914]

Good vid Thanks, Larry

[@ksoutdoorsports]

Lots of good info right there. That Fox River is one healthy fishery.

[@Wiscobassin]

I do think he was on the wolf river but the fox is a great fishery too

[@bradleyrussell1973]

Wolf river

[@tombob5553]

Thanks for the tips I set my to early. Do you think we will have lots of hump backs or broken backs on eyes because of the warm up and then the cold that made them not hatch fast out of eggs.

[@guyserenko1354]

Nice show Larry! Wheres the food I'm hungry

[@paulnokio1199]

Well done, I really enjoy your channel. Hope to try some of your riversystems some day

[@wilber7193]

How do you get the boat to drift like that. I seem to spin

[@rickyrishel6138]

You could 5 gallon buckets off the back side of the boat. Sometimes I drill a few holes in 0ne. Maybe that will help

[@muskietime]

Try keeping the main engine in the water and use it as a “rudder”. I use the angle of the engine to swing the boat to port or starboard.

[@spandantdm2655]

Do you take people out on the wolf?

[@LarrySmithOutdoors]

if fishing is slow on other bodies of water i sometimes will take people on the wolf

[@tomwendt5421]

Wolf river,wolf river not fox river

[@steveon12]

no brats out there? thought you were in 'Sconsin er no