Stop Wasting Money on Walleye Jigs

[@charlesbandurski8546]

One of most underrated fishing shows out there.

[@absoluteunitmedia]

Thank you 🙏

[@ericwakeman6665]

Agreed

[@maxmalloy9472]

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[@immortals99887]

Cmon

[@jasonvenesky2438]

Great stuff!

[@Days123]

Thanks for the sharing .

[@DaveTreg-m7v]

Good stuff Pat.

[@absoluteunitmedia]

Thanks Dave

[@chrisholbrook661]

I dig these types of videos thanks man

[@absoluteunitmedia]

Thanks!

[@scottmurray5893]

Great info in all your videos ~ Tight Lines to Ya and all of the subscribers!

[@absoluteunitmedia]

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[@dennismcdonough4512]

Another great plus informative video, thanks and keep em coming!

[@absoluteunitmedia]

Thanks! Will do

[@matthewh117]

Thanks brother great advice. I always shied away from braid for no good reason I guess. Trilene XT in green was always my go to, but what you said makes sense as far as feeling the bite. I'm going to give it a shot this year, see how I like it. Thanks again Patrick and good luck!

[@absoluteunitmedia]

Thanks man! No problem

[@johnrush3101]

Terrific video, thank you

[@toddrobinson8852]

Great tips man....thanks for sharing 👍

[@bryantburns3664]

You are an absolute unit

[@absoluteunitmedia]

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[@jonperkins7433]

Good job! Great video!

[@absoluteunitmedia]

Thank you!

[@lightsoutfishing]

These are great tips appreciate it!

[@absoluteunitmedia]

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[@TIMEISFISHING]

I live in Dallas, heading to West Virginia, So believe me, this information is greatly appreciated. Great content!

[@pescandococinandoconbarrer6787]

Thanks for sharing tips

[@faze_obama9099]

Salt water assassins swim baits are the best.

[@clancymcintyre3241]

Thanks king 👑

[@absoluteunitmedia]

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[@gordjohnson70]

oily baits / super glue...... good tip.

[@rustyshackelfordiii5587]

I loose so many lures I started calling them Vin Diesel...cause they gone in 60 sec 😢

[@Crankenfine]

Good stuff, thanks!

[@zm6695]

Well said. Thank you...

[@bradm4493]

If I didn’t waste money on walleye jigs, I’d have to find something else to waste it on.

[@madtownangler]

If im using rubber like twister tails i put a little super glue on the hook first before i go fishing then I'm ready for when I go out fishing. I buy like one pack of twister tails every few years mostly because the hook gets snagged on something and i lose it. There is always a tube of super glue in my tackle box.

[@maximus2944]

Wait is it 1/4 of a quarter jig or 3/4 of a quarter im confused.?

[@absoluteunitmedia]

1/4

[@maximus2944]

Thankyou sir I will wave at you if I see you down the river my biggest fan.

[@pacificnorthoutdoors8424]

How do you work the jig head in the water do you just retrieve it like a lure or do you do any pauses?

[@absoluteunitmedia]

Sometimes Straight retrieve , other times in current I’ll cast 45 degrees up stream and let the current “swing” it back downstream. Sort of like fly fishing. Some light jigging as it drifts to keep it just off bottom

[@JasonSmith-bv3yd]

I make jigheads and plastics myself...I also target walleye mostly....good advice! Thanka fellas....hit me up if u ever wanna custom color or profile...I got a 6 inch custom shad hand pour...and a 3.8 shad injection bait exclusive to me!

[@hotramen5952]

I tie an improved clinch with fluoro up to 40lb test for musky. Great knot. Doesn’t really work with Cajun line very well. I use Palomar for all braid to tackle connections. Fast and doesn’t slip. Will be trying the double palomar in the future. I use the Alberto for all braid to leader connections not involving a swivel. It’s strong, slim, and easy to tie in adverse conditions, and I don’t need to intensely inspect the not so it’s low light friendly. Braid to fluoro is imo the way to go. I do a 20 foot top shot of 8lb fluoro on all of my walleye reels now. When walleye are picky, they let you know how well they can see in 20 feet of current with 2 foot visibility. But I deal with more drag on my line, and less sensitivity. It’s a compromise you have to decide for yourself. Many still just go straight 6 lb mono and it catches fish. 6 lb braid will work just fine direct tied in stained moving water 90% of the time if your bait and presentation are what they want. If I had one walleye rod and a tight budget, it would be spooled with 10 lb power pro to a 40# vmc swivel to a 3’ 8# Berkley vanish leader. You can do everything from that as a starting point.

[@madtownangler]

I used to lose a lot of fish using braided line until one day a guy at a bait shop told me to use the Palomar knot and haven't had a hook come loose in the last twenty years

[@canadiangemstones7636]

Pour your own, super fun.

[@AllTackleAngler]

Your the reason I catch fish in our rivers… With that being said, when the bite is slow due to cold weather, switch to targeting cold weather fish like trout. When winter comes and the bite slows, you can count on trout to provide because they’re cold water fish…

[@absoluteunitmedia]

Been thinking about that. Might have to try some trout soon

[@toddrobinson8852]

Be sure and check the regulations because most trout streams close down to fishing this time of year until opening day. There are still a handful open in every region of the state, but not ALL trout streams are open to year round fishing.

[@FredMalo-f7m]

walleye fish the maumee