Using Bondy Baits to catch Lake Trout - How to video

[@andrewm6666]

Grant, I'm a long time enjoyer of the amazing videos you make. Thanks for sharing these experiences -from Northern BC.

[@raymondnoah6394]

Just came back from vacationing the North Shore and was surprised how very few fisherman I saw using Superior. Looks like alot of fun. Tight lines everyone.

[@canyonmohr4702]

Great Video Grant!!

[@wiscowalleye7954]

Awesome video....my new favorite channel! Thanks for putting out the great videos there’s something truly special about Lake Superior.

[@SuperiorAngling]

Appreciate the comment and support! Yes, Superior is a fascinating lake no doubt!

[@After5Outdoors]

@Superior Angling your video is amazing as usual. Spectacular quality both visually and content wise. Well done

[@SuperiorAngling]

Appreciate that a lot!! Thanks again!

[@ryannelson6524]

Another great video showing us exactly how you do it been trying to watch it since yesterday stupid phone hope it's calm this weekend

[@KZtheFisherOutdoors]

Awesome video buddy 👍great info for jigging 😉🤙🎣

[@SuperiorAngling]

Appreciate it!!

[@stanleybennett8879]

My son has been fishing the Bondy on Lake Tahoe for Lakers with good results

[@kaderobillard3088]

I’ve always loved to use big baits to jig for Lakers, great vids keep up the good work👍

[@SuperiorAngling]

Nothing better!! Thanks!!

[@richardfrerich7138]

Thanks for the showing us how to jig for them 31 incher out of two Harbors yesterday first time out

[@JJ-kz7sm]

Have seen a bunch of your vids, enjoy them. I have one question. Why do you rarely put your rod hand on the fore grip? It there to give you leverage advantage over fish, physics and such. I guess I see it with low profile style musky reels but as a musky guide I still switch my rod hand to the fore grip when I can on fish, for leverage. Low profile one can still battle fish with decent leverage but on trolling, off shore tackle there isn't the leverage on holding around reel as your hand spreads out and more energy goes to holding the reel in hand than to hold rod position. I see this often with clients and the best way to show one the difference is to have one switch right in the middle of a fish battle. Best to practice the switch or proper hold on those smaller lakers, pike and musky for the obvious reason. Glad to see someone putting out a video about crossing lures over in different application than typical. So many forget that lakers are hard core predictor fish. Thanks for all the videos, I am catching laker fever after each one!

[@bwcok7947]

I will be making my own lures like those!

[@SuperiorAngling]

Awesome!! Send us a picture once complete!

[@bwcok7947]

@@SuperiorAngling will send you one after I get them dialed in!

[@montanastrongremodelrenova1632]

Its amazing how aggressive those grey sharks are in lake superior here out on flathead we regularly catch our 15lbers-30lbers on dead baits on the bottom they are fat sluggish Sobs... during the spawn or even the pre spawn action will have 100s of fish stacked up on semi deep humps and you cant buy a fish jigging they just go off the feed during both times which is bizarre.. yet when the whitefish are on the perch fry in july and august you can jig them up all day.

[@mikeboston421]

the elephant in the room is that balloon sized reel that you dont mention, just wondering thoughts of using a line counter trolling level wind reel like that?

[@jpi8237]

Ive tried to fish that lure probably 5 times for lake trout got skunked every time. Will have to try it again after this video😂

[@jpi8237]

Wonder how this would work for king salmon at the mouths of rivers this fall 🤔

[@SuperiorAngling]

Its all about structure and location. You can place a 100 foot gill net in the wrong area and not catch a fish, let alone trying to get one to bite your fake hook - Find high percentage areas first and you will have better success.

[@greghabben8344]

Wondering about your jigging stroke, just jigging in place off bottom or jigging and then reeling up, jigging and then reeling up or what?

[@NoResults-NoCharge]

Can you tell us your braid and line set up? Swivel etc? Thanks!

[@fyshhtrap1015]

What scents do you use on the Bondys ? as they Do smell Very Plastic

[@jsbeton4622]

good video. what size is the bondy?

[@douaher9646]

Nice

[@fisher_man_sam]

Bondyyyyyyy

[@ronmacdougall9612]

What model minkota is that

[@scottb9387]

Ulterra.. 3rd year on mine and love it

[@joemartin4292]

Hey love your videos what kind of nets are those ?

[@SuperiorAngling]

RS Nets - amazing quality!

[@michaelwarren7227]

What was your surface temp?

[@SuperiorAngling]

60 or so

[@michaelwarren7227]

@@SuperiorAngling Surface temp is 77 on Erie and we have to baby the fish 5-6 minutes to get them to swim away.

[@SuperiorAngling]

@@michaelwarren7227 Thats tough! Should start to see a cool down here soon!

[@fyshhtrap1015]

Appreciate your videos But, I'm trying to understand why you Dont talk about your Reels (Brand and size} and yes you Do talk about your Rods . also when using the Bondys , why dont you tell the Size ?? the first fish were caught on the Smaller 6" 4.5oz, and one other thing is to tell about How you Know the Bondy is working "Well" that deep and that would be that you should be able to feel the Flapper blade on the Up stroke , if you Dont feel that "zing" then the Bondy may have fallen side ways and hooked itself and the jig will be laying Flat and hooked On itself