Ice Fishing: Unveiling the Secret to Locating Walleye

"Join us on an exhilarating ice fishing adventure in the winter of 2023-2024 as we tackle the challenging pursuit of catching negative walleye in low-pressure conditions. In this captivating video, we dive deep into the struggles and triumphs of pursuing these elusive fish. Discover the techniques, strategies, and equipment needed to conquer the unique challenges of targeting negative walleye. From navigating frozen lakes to finding the perfect spot, we share our knowledge and tips to help you up your ice fishing game. Get ready for the art of catching negative walleye in this fishing expedition. Don't miss out on this epic adventure - hit that play button now!"

[@adventuretimefishinghunting]

Ok, I might have mixed up the wording when explaining this last year. I always get the systems mixed up. But what I explained is true. So, our high-pressure systems come from the north, bringing cold air and more pressure, which in turn puts pressure on the fish. Which creates medium to low bite success. With fish siting on bottom. Low pressure creates less pressure, and it comes from the south, creating warmer weather,clouds,storm clouds, and stuff like that, but the fishing tends to be better as the fish can be mid colum and on the move. Normal/stable pressure 29.70 so in between is your average success rate and usually tends to be stable days and conditions. Leading to your usual bites Falling pressure/degrading weather is from stable to low is your best window fish are eating everything before the bad weather. And rising pressure, the fish will be low or under cover, so they'll be slightly active and lead to ok days if you're in the right spot. I do apologize if I made any confusion. Sometimes, it's the right thoughts in my head wrong words coming out. I can do a video explaining the difference if you'd like.

[@waikarimoana]

Wow, winter is arrived and ice fishing started, we rarely see snow in our part of the world, thanks for the show, tight lines and thumbs up from NZ,, Tony.

[@adventuretimefishinghunting]

Well we do have ice now for sure! Some people have been on the ice. But this was from February-March of this year. I had it saved and ready to go. Thanks Tony take care!!

[@CastandConquer]

Pretty good ice already for the 2023-2024 season

[@adventuretimefishinghunting]

Lol not actually this was from the end of ice season earlier this year

[@markpalmer1112]

Was fun watching the video, I feel that’s what I experience

[@adventuretimefishinghunting]

Yeah, that's late ice walleye when they get lethargic.

[@joecapo8292]

Good evening, I wanted together you in on a secret weapon. Don't tell any one!!!! Go to the store, and bye your self sardines. They smell them, try that one Joe Capo.

[@adventuretimefishinghunting]

Yeah, I could see that working. Thank you for the tip!

[@SaskFisher]

Haha, you were so happy with that walleye 30 min's in. So......I thought I was the Perch Princess......maybe you took that from me know? haha Nice video.....shoulda named it early ice....haha

[@adventuretimefishinghunting]

I don't like false names. But you're probably right, I thought about it. Just don't want to give bad intell lol, plus first ice is never that hard lol

[@SaskFisher]

@@adventuretimefishinghunting lol that’s true

[@brodontdoit123]

Great fishing content!

[@adventuretimefishinghunting]

Thanks man!!

[@ChromeStrikeOutfitters]

Nice one!

[@adventuretimefishinghunting]

Thank you!

[@RAM-19]

Cool vid...just came across your vids...i subscribed....bought the same brand camera last year..but i got the upgraded 720p with DVR...has been a game changer...the plus of the DVR is i have built underwater map of entire lakes in my area.....i just match the vids titles with my gps way points on my striker 4...increased my catch rate by double on all the local lakes...for you doing KZbin vids the upgraded camera uses better DVR system that operates on standard vid players on computer (no conversion software needed)...would very highly recommend (black friday sale is coming...paid $240 last year for it)... Good luck this year...enjoyed the vid...see ya on the next one. From my over taxed igloo on the mountain in grande cache alberta D.

[@adventuretimefishinghunting]

Thanks, man, yeah! This one, the one I ended up with last year. I definitely want to get the upgrade dvr one for sure!

[@pdsfpv1495]

still confused about this pressure thing... if there is a low pressure, doesn't that mean the fish will feel less pressure too? like high pressure, squeezes them (not comfy), and low pressure, doesn't squeeze them (comfy)?

[@adventuretimefishinghunting]

Ok, let me see if I can explain this right. And to be very honest, I might have mixed up the wording when explaining this last year. I always get the systems mixed up. But what I explained is true. So yes, our high-pressure systems come from the north, bringing cold air and more pressure, which in turn puts pressure on the fish. Which creates medium to low bite success. With fish siting on bottom. Low pressure does create less pressure, and it comes from the south, creating warmer weather,clouds,storm clouds, and stuff like that, but the fishing tends to be better as the fish can be mid colum and on the move. Normal/stable pressure 29.70 so in between is your average success rate and usually tends to be stable days and conditions. Leading to your usual bites Falling pressure/degrading weather is from stable to low is your best window fish are eating everything before the bad weather. And rising pressure, the fish will be low or under cover, so they'll be slightly active and lead to ok days if you're in the right spot. I do apologize if I made any confusion. Sometimes, it's the right thoughts in my head wrong words coming out. I can do a video explaining the difference if you'd like.

[@pdsfpv1495]

@@adventuretimefishinghunting Thanks for clarifying that up! 😁 a video might be a good content to put up too for a next episode. 😉

[@adventuretimefishinghunting]

@pdsfpv1495 No problem, man! Thank you for pointing that out. That was my thought as well.

[@jasonhopper2680]

Camera on the hole and fish bud