Three Methods for Catching Lake Erie Walleye

This video reveals 3 of my favorite methods to catch walleye on Lake Erie in the summer.
0:00 Intro
0:35 Method 1
4:35 Method 2
9:11 Method 3
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[@Old_Sailor85]

Drifting with Erie Dearies? Countdown. Always my favorite method. Trolling has a lot of variables. Long line, dipseys, downrigger. Spoons, crankbaits, worm harness, spoon and crankbait on a three-way swivel. It's all good.

[@thegreatlakesfisherman]

I enjoy fishing with Erie Dearies too. Especially in low wind conditions!

[@Moondog9322]

Enjoyed it.....nice job. How about casting? My favorite is the Erie Dearie.

[@thegreatlakesfisherman]

Good call!. I set out to do that one that too, but the breeze picked up. You’ll notice when I said “3 ways” in the video, it was an out take, because I originally said 4. I like casting Erie Dearies when it’s a bit calmer.

[@GreatLakesAngler]

Nice Tilley!

[@thegreatlakesfisherman]

Thanks!

[@rickwancour1041]

How you determine what weight to use on bottom bouncers?

[@thegreatlakesfisherman]

I use 2 oz almost always, but it depends a bit on the action of the rods you are using and the wind/waves. In heavier wind/seas you can go a bit bigger, but too much wind and you don’t want to be out there anyway.

[@jacobmiller9689]

Generally, 1oz per every 10 ft depth

[@thegreatlakesfisherman]

@jacobmiller9689 that’s a great rule of thumb!