Walleye Jigging Tips (ft. Brian Brosdahl)

[@petewimmer5913]

An 1/8 ounce of tungsten is the same weight as an 1/8 ounce of lead.

[@NorthlandFishingTackle]

Correct, but Tungsten is more dense making an 1/8 oz Tungsten Jig 30% smaller than 1/8 oz in lead, allowing it to cut through the water with less drag and fall faster, while also having superior sensitivity. Helps for feeling light bites, feeling bottom composition and structure, and to keep your bait in the strike zone when fishing in wind or current, or to get down to fish faster when sharp shooting with forward facing sonar.

[@DennisMorley-tg4oe]

Where are you fishing?

[@NorthlandFishingTackle]

Leech, Winnie, Cass etc.! ;)

[@glennvandekamp8611]

What knot do you use to tie those jigs on?

[@rizsauvage]

Loop knot he said

[@glennvandekamp8611]

Thanks

[@GARRY3754]

Thanks for sharing info.

[@mylespfingsten7043]

Bro the hammer himself - dude has gills

[@rizsauvage]

Wich model name gloves ? Thanks

[@NorthlandFishingTackle]

Fishmonkey!

[@franciskelley2248]

Brian is the most personable and knowledgeable fisherman I ever had the pleasure to spend a day fishing

[@kimmorinperron6613]

How can I fish with him?

[@Vermontwalleyeguy12.56]

Small walleye opening night of our season were all over 27 inches long that’s normal for we’re I live there not small walleye plus the other spot we go I had a 8 and a 6 lbs my brother had 7.54,7.80 lbs and my buddy caught a 8 lbs common around were I live amazing how there so small in most lakes!

[@jjmcg9688]

Would he ever choose plastic over minnow?