Vertical Jigging for Huge Whitefish | Fish'n Canada

[@NorthernSweetPea]

5:10 sweet

[@JamesXiaolu]

RIP Wil Wegman

[@lucamartino3007]

Really liked this video. Very informative. I enjoyed the talk about stocking and the background on whities!

[@FrankFigliomeni-tz3hb]

Trying to find a shoal digger 😅😅

[@Fishncanada]

Hey Frank give this a try facebook.com/LightningSeriesLures/ We haven't been in touch with the owner in a long time but it looks like he's still in business. Pls let us know if you find any Shoal Diggers.

[@thunderboya2571]

Miss this intro was awesome

[@OrilliaFishing]

Our lake sure shows well! You guys should travel up in Winter to get some too! Great show boys!

[@Fishncanada]

Hey guys sorry for the delay and thanks for commenting. Best Whitefish angling we've ever had... giants!

[@zachswarts8863]

Was this in April?

[@Fishncanada]

No it was late June.

[@adrianlynch7343]

nice sizes of those whitefish , wow .

[@Fishncanada]

Thanks 👍

[@twopassionsfishing386]

Nice video friend

[@Fishncanada]

Thanks TPF!!!

[@ARCSTREAMS]

"cisco have a closed season on lake simcoe" but i could not find nothing about cisco regs on lake simcoe

[@Fishncanada]

Go to www.ontario.ca/document/ontario-fishing-regulations-summary/fisheries-management-zone-16#section-1 and then scroll down to Waterbody Exemptions, Lake Simcoe

[@ARCSTREAMS]

@@Fishncanada thank you , also is it true eels are completely closed due to being on the extinct species list? someone told me it has been that way for 30 years but we used to fish them and many other ppl did back then?

[@TheJonny2200]

Great video! I’m going to try this out on tagish lake

[@rinkrat55]

Meegs is the original.

[@shemp112]

Simcoe Creepers before Meegs... I have the identical jig and its 10 years old

[@OrilliaFishing]

@@shemp112 is that before the Magz too? There's so many variations now - Bad Boyz, Blue Fox, Lunkerhunt, Meegs, and this dude in the video. All of 'em catch fish though!

[@JamesXiaolu]

@@OrilliaFishing And all of them are about the same thing, though!🙂

[@ARCSTREAMS]

what is the signification of clipped or not? is this gov thing or they get eaten by the female?

[@Fishncanada]

Essentially it shows whether a fish is stocked or was naturally born in the lake. A clipped fin means a stocked fish.