Wolf River White Bass Action on Fly Rigs!

Running fly rigs is an awesome way to sometimes put a ton of fish in the boat (or on shore) in a short amount of time. This morning, I was on the Wolf River in Winneconne hunting down white bass and walleyes and the action sure didn't disappoint!
Wanted to go on the hunt for some bigger eyes today after putting TONS in the boat yesterday as well... but after a horrible failure of my mic, all of that video was useless as I had no audio! Ugh... We made up for it today though.
If you want to know how I tie these rigs, here's the link:
• How to Tie a Lake Winn...
Tight Lines. Stay Dry. - Kyle

[@treetressel1019]

i come down every year the end of april ..last couple not so good hope this year if we are allowed will be better but like your videos thanks for all the info

[@PackerBacker7]

are you using minnows on the flies??

[@ksoutdoorsports]

This time of year is so fun on the Whites.

[@OBOUTDOOR]

Absolutely!

[@denniswink1721]

Nice to be out in your new boat again. Thanks for the good video as always Kyle.

[@OBOUTDOOR]

For sure. Thanks Dennis.

[@matthewprestine1974]

Just do a voice over for the other video, the footage it always great to see.

[@OBOUTDOOR]

Could do a fast roll of it into 3-4 mins. Haven’t done that before so that might be fun!

[@KELLEYSrUS]

Nice job. How fast are you moving while pulling flies?

[@OBOUTDOOR]

It varied a lot due to current but upriver about .5

[@toyman2k]

Such a heavy rod n reel set up for WB. LOL

[@OBOUTDOOR]

Haha! Medium action isn’t what I’d say would be a heavy rod but then again a light action or finesse would sure be fun!