thats information Ive seen fishing and fish caught but here you learn how to fish how someone successful catches, useses his equipment and where and why. you learn more in 20 min than you will in a year on the water. As always thank you very much for quality content.

This video just 🤯. Can’t wait to try this 👍🎣

Nice method for jigging trout. Appreciate the info on equipment setup as well 👍

Going lake trout fishing soon, glad you mentioned some tips to protect the well-being of the fish! 👍🏻

Fantastic tutorial!! I'm going lake trout with my brother next weekend, but I'm not expert. I don't have a livescope, but I have the deeper sonar that might be able to see a trout follow my lure. Great tips, and great video!! 👍

Awesome stuff! Can't wait to go out & try this again. Also, nice shirt, way to rep the Ditch Pickle -- this year was our 11th consecutive. One of the best weekends of the summer.

Finally a good teaching video.

Excellent information

John Gaulke who operates Finger Lakes Angling Zone in NY taught me this method in about 2007. Great way to catch lakers in the finger lakes. He learned it from a fellow named Toby.

Thank you very much

exactly what i teach my clients on our charters. sometimes the mood of our fish can vary and necessitate a really slow movement with the trolling motor…like .4 mph so the bait is just creeping along horizontal when they don’t want to chase.

Nice

Here in NY on days that the fish wont commit, we actually do catch them pounding the mud. We also do that ice fishing. Turn off the sonar and just fish the bottom blindly. I remember when I first discovered the cadence, I caught 12 trout in a 30 minute span that my buddies in my group caught 0. Its not something that most anglers want to hear, but fishing bottom without sonar does definitely produce as long as you mix the cadence constantly and dont repeat motions.

by chance, is that location on Superior out of Marquette?

I fish a smaller lake packed with whitefish. I can't tell trout from whitefish on my panoptix. Not livescope btw.

are you using an Airmar transducer for 2D?

I’ve tried jigging for lake trout a couple times from a kayak with no luck. I don’t have any kind of sonar. Is it worthwhile to keep trying that or do I really need sonar to go for them when they are that deep?

What thickness of fluorocarbon do you use for lake trout leaders?

Been fishing lakers my whole life with spinning reels. Time to switch to a bait caster setup, would you mind sharing what you’re using in this video? Reel and size? Thanks

I’m looking for a longer butt rod like yours ,7ft 6 inch heavy but you didn’t say the brand name . I have all your products and enjoy all your videos,

A baitcast reel is superior to a spinning reel for vertical jigging all sizes of lake trout. To take it one step further, a baitcast reel with a "flippin' switch"(FS) is the best. With the FS engaged you don't have to turn the reel handle to engage the reel from freespool, just let go of the thumb bar. This allows you to effectively drop down with one hand, a huge advantage if you are using a hand-held remote to control the bow mount trolling motor. When dropping with a spinning reel, the line comes off the reel in coils, much like a very elongated spring. Lines comes off a casting reel perfectly straight. Straight line is a direct connection to your jig. Lower the jig with the rod right at the water's surface, when the spool stops turning IMMEDIATELY engage the reel and set the hook. If it was bottom, no harm no foul. If it was a fish hitting on the way down, you got 'em. The line coils from a spinning reel gives the much more time to spit the lure.

You want to go commercial fishing? Could collab been offering...

Can you catch lake trout without the glow lure ?

I ordered the jigs but nobody has gotten back to me

How do multiple people fish out of the same boat? Separate finders?

Great video! When I am jigging the bottom, I am of the mindset of a crawfish, not a bait fish. I agree that making long sweeping jigging motions aren't natural. But making small taps in the mud are more in tune to what a crawdad might do(in my mind). While I do catch a lot of fish doing the 'dump and chase', more fish seem to come from doing the 'mud cloud'. Obviously, there are a ton of variables and from day to day. Love jigging for Lakers and have zero interest in any other types of fishing (from a boat) Great channel! I just subbed.

What technique would you suggest to someone who doesn't use a fish finder? I was planning on using navionics for the depht chart and try my best to find them but if I can't see anything like you are on your "I don't know how much K$$$" fish finder you use, what can I do? Thanks