Summer Walleye Locations: Studying 5 Lake Maps

[@neilrobinson1991]

The style of video I’ve been waiting for someone to make. Thanks, man!

[@NickLindner]

Glad you enjoyed it Neil!

[@jazonco]

Great video Nick I was definitely seeing what you were seeing. I like your videos because you break down and explain what you're doing very informative stuff. Thanks for teaching and not just catching!

[@NickLindner]

Of course! Glad you got some value.

[@evanmalison4489]

Thanks Nick. I always learn something new watching your content!🎣

[@NickLindner]

Thanks Evan!

[@mattress2331]

I appreciate all your work

[@NickLindner]

Thanks Matt!

[@tomreilly9295]

Thanks! Another great educational how to video!

[@NickLindner]

Thanks for watching Tom

[@jakobtran4495]

Binge watching tbis channel i wish it was a small.mouth info more but good stuff

[@NickLindner]

:)

[@chrislandstrom1110]

Hey Nick, Great video! Hey what is that mapping app you’re using on your phone?

[@NickLindner]

Thanks Chris. That’s lakemaster’s mapping

[@chrislandstrom1110]

@@NickLindner thank you!

[@anothermuffin1]

Spent alot of time at my grandparents on sturgeon Island

[@NickLindner]

Haha what are the chances

[@jonrudolph6814]

Let's see you break down Pelican Lake in Wisconsin. It is a lake i have trouble fishing.

[@NickLindner]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@jonrudolph6814]

@@NickLindner lots of structure and lots of weedy spots. It makes it very hard to narrow down. Lots of spots look ideal for fishing.

[@apexsrv]

Gotta ask... what mapping app u using there? Love your live streams, and stuff like this, where you give insight to how u breakdown and approach walleye fishing. 👍

[@DruFishing]

Hummingbird’s lake master through the one boat app, it’s about half the price of the Navionics phone app also.

[@SergheiCemis]

Thanks for educational video. What app do you use to get map with deep data? Also, what lake(s) would you suggest to start walleye fishing in Canada closed to Montreal area. Thanks in advance.

[@NickLindner]

Those are the Lakemaster maps

[@privatecitizen8909]

Where did you find the lake map? You said “website” but it looks like an app.

[@NickLindner]

It’s lake master mapping.

[@tjsguideservice]

Well there go my Top 5 lakes. Secrets out.

[@NickLindner]

Gotcha!!

[@calebwistad]

Nick is out there throwing around words like “littoral” while we are back here still trying to figure out what “pelagic” means.

[@NickLindner]

Hahaah

[@thelonesomefisherman7425]

Nick: A few hours after watching this video, I had a dim memory hit me out of the mists of time. You used Sturgeon Lake as an example here. My dim memory is that In-Fisherman did an article that also used Sturgeon Lake as an example, but it didn't name the lake. I recognized the lake shoreline in the article, having fished it back in the mid 80's. I forgot what the article was about or what year, most likely in the 80s, or issue it was in. Most likely, it was a similar breakdown of structure examples, like this video. However, back then, it wasn't mapped in 1 foot contours. The best map was the D.N.R. paper map that had 5 foot contours. Anyhow, I thought you might find that interesting. I don't remember catching any walleye in it, but plenty of pike

[@thelonesomefisherman7425]

P.S. I have stacks of old In-Fisherman magazines here at the house. I have a couple of the original "case studies," I think that's what Al called called them. I don't have every issue, but I have most of them starting in the beginning through the early 00's. Don't know if they have any historical value?

[@NickLindner]

That’s so interesting. It just goes to show you, the media changes, but the lakes don’t! It’s always fun pulling up super old videos and seeing what they were doing on the same lakes we are fishing now

[@thelonesomefisherman7425]

@NickLindner I thought you'd enjoy knowing about the family connection between your video and Al's article using the same lake. I wish I could remember better so I could tell you which magazine issue it was in so you could go find it. But if you want to take the time to go through all the issues from the 80s, page by page, you'll find it. Thanks for your reply. I can never remember if Al is your uncle or your grandpa.

[@minnesotabassin2227]

I have fished yellow lake 4 times this summer, never got into any eyes. Maybe we can head out there and you can show me the way

[@NickLindner]

Keep hunting! Hopefully some of my videos can help ya get into them man

[@Sam0516e]

What app are you using

[@NickLindner]

This is Lakemaster maps. Very good mapping

[@Soundofwindonsand]

You would Not believe how much stuff I have packed by foot, to a lake It's amazing But I never saw such a dedicated fisherman who could pack an outboard motor, Well, not that big of one, anyhow How does he do it??

[@NickLindner]

Haha, who knows!

[@GeoFishing]

You guys complicate things with all your “resources” It’s much simpler successful art when you take out all the bs. Happy Fishing 🎣 👍👍

[@NickLindner]

I just love the chase!

[@carlstreet7095]

I'm jealous of people who get to fish weeds. Rocks are not friendly to trolling.

[@NickLindner]

Weeds can be a pain in the butt sometimes, too, but lots of fish in them for sure!

[@carlstreet7095]

@@NickLindner -I summer at Vermilion. The east end is devoid of weeds except a couple of shallow bays. Rocks, rock piles and mud flats transitions are the predominant patterns. I'm an old bass fisherman, so fishing for 'eyes is a different game for me.

[@carlstreet7095]

@@NickLindner -I summer at Vermilion. The east end is devoid of weeds except a couple of shallow bays. Rocks, rock piles and mud flats transitions are the predominant patterns. I'm an old bass fisherman, so fishing for 'eyes is a different game for me.

[@carlstreet7095]

@@NickLindner -I summer at Vermilion. The east end is devoid of weeds except a couple of shallow bays. Rocks, rock piles and mud flats transitions are the predominant patterns. I'm an old bass fisherman, so fishing for 'eyes is a different game for me.