Walleye jigging tips for open water

[@FishItLures]

I love watching your fishing shows I get a lot of information out of him because some fishing techniques from the south which is where I’m from or different from what happens up here in the north

[@iLoveChrisSmoove]

Best fishing channel on KZbin

[@thundermistlures]

Thank you very much....it's comments like yours that make our efforts all worth while :) Hope you enjoy your summer with plenty of good fishing

[@jpsgalaxy]

Are you fishing in the river by Fort erie ? By the old USA Canada train Bridge?

[@104silvae]

Great episode!

[@timothywalker8674]

I love y’all’s video on the lake you was fishing at. I’m a live bait fisherman. I live in south Alabama and have a fishing cabin at lake Eufaula between Alabama and Georgia. I’ve caught a lot of strips. They call them while bass and hybrid bass. We have yellow perch too but seems like we don’t have as many as you do. We use minnows fishing for them. My niece lives in Wisconsin and would love to fish for walleye when ever I go up there. I did catch a yellow perch about a foot long on minnow in lake Eufaula back in April

[@johnhorth4960]

I see a hard water video coming soon...can't wait

[@mkwillert]

Dedicated hardcore fishing in the cold and rain Ivo. Thanks to you and your crew for this video. I always learn something. All the best.

[@chrismcvey908]

Right on cue!! Great fish and great video Ivo!!

[@petemoss9693]

Hello IVO It sure looks so damn cold where ever your fishing at on the river as you have your thermal jump suit on, nice Walleye I knew right off that fish was going to be on the menu for dinner table ( lol ) thank's for sharing your tips with us as they are always so helpful - good video .

[@JoeSmith-be3ur]

Thinking of adding one ahead of my mimnow Pulling slow troll spinner bait harness

[@chadrayon]

great vid!

[@megatron6771]

I really enjoy your videos and I own some of your lures keep the great videos coming

[@SattaBoysOutdoors]

Nice first cast walleye.

[@JimFisherDIYPortableSolarPower]

And cue the walleye strike....now! Perfect timing.

[@OMOLMentoringinc]

Want to get on a walleye charter trip, any chance PM. Would like to come up and learn the jig

[@brezovo59]

Any rafly Locations?

[@Larry77777]

Hey Ivo: Happy New Year!

[@KMLifeadventure]

Looks like you miss the spot to add a picture of your jig setup in editing. 0:16 and 2:29 Just wondering how you did it to look natural. Were you using 3/4 oz?

[@thundermistlures]

to get the most natural look, you want to rig your plastic perfectly - this video will explain exactly what I mean: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYibiYOXmrqhrtU

[@KMLifeadventure]

@@thundermistlures thank you

[@bilek98]

Class act as always

[@eugenegress5896]

Evo, it looks like you only did the lift drop and slow crank, with one, and did more of a sweeping drag , and misc., inconsistent motions , with the split tail version. Should the Split tail pretty much be dragged only?

[@thundermistlures]

...you can use all of those approaches...if the walleye are not aggressive, then the drag technique is best :)

[@eugenegress5896]

@thundermistlures Copy That " IVO", appreciate the Response. I love the Thundermist Products..., a Small product Line, that flat out works!

[@brandonmclean58]

are you looking for a certain depth to target the walleye?

[@thundermistlures]

..it depends - in the river, typically shallower but in the lake, it could be shallow or very deep, so it depends on the body of water you are fishing and their related depths, along with the bait fish patterns

[@brandonmclean58]

@@thundermistlures oh I meant in the Niagara river, do you have more luck up shallow, say less than 10 feet or in the deeper sections that are 20+ feet or something in between? I know the lower gets a lot deeper than that, I dont know if people actually fish the 100 ft drop off, that would be interesting though. thanks!

[@thundermistlures]

@@brandonmclean58 In the upper, if the water is clear, then it's 15 - 30 feet...if the water is murky, then you can target the shallower water, as shallow as 6 feet :)

[@brandonmclean58]

@@thundermistlures awesome, thanks again!

[@JoeSmith-be3ur]

Where do you buy these eyedrops

[@thundermistlures]

they are new, so on-line from Thundermist is the main place, but Amazon may start to carry them as well soon :)

[@mannyfishing1816]

Awesome

[@johndanielsuk8561]

Hey ivo Can I do this all winter? I haven't had much success for walleye on the upper and I want to get better

[@thundermistlures]

Yes - walleye is open all year round on the upper Niagara, CDN water :)

[@ryanklingman8120]

Your a good fisherman

[@eddy4112]

You're a bad speller, but Ivo is a good fisherman ;-)

[@ryanklingman8120]

@@eddy4112 bad speller? please explain! what did I spell wrong ?

[@eddy4112]

@@ryanklingman8120 "Your" indicates possession, like your fishing rod, or your boat. You are, or the contraction, you're, means for instance, you are a good fisherman. Don't get me started on then and than ;-)

[@ryanklingman8120]

@@eddy4112 shut up mind your own business

[@KMLifeadventure]

What size jigs are you using?

[@thundermistlures]

3/4 oz due to the strong current....

[@adkbeau]

Give us a tour of your factory introduce your family camera person cmon now

[@thundermistlures]

Hello Adk Beau - I know you have asked this question on other videos, and I respect your opinions and questions, but I have, however, replied to these questions in the past, so I'm not sure why you keep asking? However, I am happy to reply one more time and I kindly ask that you please respect my reply as a final answer to these questions....Thank you for your interest in our company, however, it is proprietary and not filmable...perhaps try asking Berkely or some other company? Our Camera person does not want to be filmed nor introduced, same with my family - so we respect this. This channel is to share good times on the water, fishing - or sharing recipes, or tips on terminal tackle, rods, reels, etc. I hope this feedback helps and if you ever have any fishing-related questions, I will do my best to answer them. I hope that 2022 is off to a fantastic start for you and I wish you all the best of good fishing :)