Tips for Trolling In "Walleye Chop"

[@Joe_Duchon]

Thanks for another informative video!

[@Moondog9322]

Continue to enjoy your videos....keep up the good work!

[@bearbonesfishing]

Thank you!

[@tylervandenberghe8198]

Safety is always important! Ive had a few turn arounds over the years and also few days I should have turned around but had gotten too comfortable. Its a humbling experience when you have items floating at your feet driving back in after a day of fishing

[@bearbonesfishing]

Thanks for sharing your insight. The white knuckle, wide eyed, wet ride back to the marina I think happens at least once to almost every angler.

[@RyanFoster-z9k]

What do you have more success with , spoons or body baits?

[@bearbonesfishing]

Spoons have been my most productive lures the last 2 seasons. Prior to that it was the Black and Chrome Ripplin Red Fin that did the trick. When I'm by myself running 2 lines, most of the time I run 2 spoons to start and will change to a body bait if things are slow (just like in this video). When I'm running a 4 or 6 rod spread, I'll always have at least 1 to 3 body baits out. I only run body baits (Bandits and Reef Runners) on my planer boards. What's your preference?

[@RyanFoster-z9k]

@@bearbonesfishing I prefer crank baits off boards , I only switch to dipsy divers if the fish are really deep and then spoons seem to be better. Recently tried the stealth diver setup and it out fishes the standard diver rig

[@odochartaighofodonegal9815]

Hey Mike, what size are your feet- I'll bring you some socks next time I'm down to Glasgow 😆😆

[@bearbonesfishing]

@@odochartaighofodonegal9815 😂😂😂