How to troll for walleye on Lake St. Clair with crawler harnesses (Basic tips + a limit of walleye)

In this video I go over the basic techniques for catching walleye on Lake Saint Clair with crawler harnesses and also share some action from the past weekend. I am hoping to start doing some “how to” videos to hopefully help out some fellow anglers that may not be familiar with techniques that are used in my area.  let me know if you have any questions or ideas for future videos. Thank you for clicking on the video!!!

[@marklaramie7393]

Looked like a great day out there, good job man

[@thereeljbake]

Thank you! Always a great day on the water

[@JohnHartphotography]

You must go out on weekdays. The lake is never this flat when I go out on the weekends. Enjoyed the video thanks for the upload.

[@thereeljbake]

Yeah, weekdays or I am off the water by 11 AM on weekends. I would rather not get back to the dock with a broken back.

[@OleSmokey]

Hammer time thanks for info

[@thereeljbake]

No problem!

[@briancloutier2781]

Out by the ditch? The weeds are really up out there right now.

[@thereeljbake]

Yeah, a couple of the weed beds that I was fishing last month are unfishable right now. The east side of the ditch in American waters isn’t bad.

[@briancloutier2781]

@@thereeljbake got 4 by 28 on planers 1 by 27 bottom bouncer. They seem skittish with lines close to boat.

[@thereeljbake]

@@briancloutier2781 I haven’t been out in a while because I have been Salmon Fishing but it seems like the bite can get pretty tough this time of year and through September

[@geostrong3606]

Do u fish on the Canadian side

[@thereeljbake]

Not this day but I do fish in Canada often. In July I usually just fish weedbeds out by the shipping channel but most other times of the year I am fishing the Canadian side

[@w8onu68]

How do you avoid the weeds

[@thereeljbake]

Running smaller inline sinkers will keep you above the weeds. I run up to 1/4 oz to stay above them. They also help stop floating weeds from sliding down your line to your harness