rockandjazz Thanks for the great feed back...we really appreciate it :) Until next time, good luck on the water

email16v So glad you enjoyed this down-rigging for walleye episode and diner was a good one :)

Order placed!

Evilblood2000 Congrats on your first walleye :)

Rko Outta Nowhere you really on get these sized fish trolling in the Great Lakes so I suggest asking your parents to take you on a Lake Erie wallye fishing charter

+samiam1150 Sounds fantastic - thanks for sharing your tips with us and good fishing to you :)

samiam1150 usually I take two people with me but on the occasion I go alone I will trie this

Chris Tenwalde Hi Chris - planner boards also work great and perhaps someday I'll film a show with them :)

Hoverbot1TV Thanks for the words of wisdom and sounds like a fantastic job you have as a canoe instructor :)

Devin Weber Glad you enjoyed this walleye episode Devin :)

Phishing Around Chicagoland ...sure could have used some help that day, but it was a lot of fun and kept me busy :)

***** u need an stand in driver I'm ready

tulsa4life LOL :)

MrMac5150 LOL :)

***** Its true, what a life.

Duncan Campbell Glad you enjoyed this walleye episode Duncan :)

your welcome

thanks...and I had the cameraman on board with me :) However, wearing a PFD is a very good thing to do, and I should do it more often...we generally just wear them when the boat is moving (bass tournament rule style) but it should be worn always :)

derby

Just outside of Quebec? :P

...would love a kicker, but my style boat doesn't allow for it :(

kabah088 .....I'm sure we will do some trout and.or salmon episodes but in the meanwhile, here is a salmon episode we filmed on lake Ontario...hope you like it :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ea5mm7uTzry2has.html

Tyler G Thanks Tyler....it was a great day on the water...Lake Erie has some fantastic fishing :)

sure do - here are 3 of them: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b8V8mpikkrrJn4U.htmlsi=jg6rjW5hcUAlIYET kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nL-Dms2IrbTFeok.htmlsi=X70qAT5KkSiY9bqK kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eMCUaN2Dy7DFlGg.htmlsi=Zj7-kpg3_j11KlLW

Logan Webster Hi Logan....if a fish hits the bottom lure, it will release from the clip and you are able to fight that fish and bring it in, while still trolling. Meanwhile, your other lure is still down there. Once you have landed the fish, you can now grab your other rod and manually release it form the clip and bring it in. Now you can re-rig and gt both line back in again :) Hope this helps but if not, feel free to write back as I am happy to help - good fishing,

***** thank you, completely understanding now.

yes, we do - and here is an episode trolling crankbaits without a downrigger, but still fishing deep :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nNWag6122se2Yas.html

170bcuda Glad you enjoyed this walleye episode and the upgrade we made in camera quality :)

Crystal Beach in Canada or Buffalo in the USA...would love a kicker, but my style of boat is not able to accommodate one...also, I have manual downriggers but don't feel like drilling into my boat to install them :)

+BBBYpsi Bleeding fish is always a good thing to do :) Thanks for writing in and good luck on the water

yes :)

Thanks much. My brother and I launch out of Point Abino so ---- thanks for the location tips. I normally run out of Small Boat Harbor or Dunkirk and do okay but I had been having trouble when launching in Canada. Just not enough time on the water over there. Great videos.

Michael Iglewski Glad you are enjoying our videos and thanks for writing in :)

Timmy L Hi Timmy - so glad you are enjoying our videos and sounds like you have a great rip planned to cape cod :) Many people do fish the viper spoons from shore, but remember, they are a light spoon...they get a bit heavier when you add your trailing bait but you may also need to add a weight about 1 - 2 feet in front of the viper spoon,in order to get you more casting distance. Good luck out there - hope you have a great day of fishing :)

....coorect...no slot size and fantastic fishing :)

tulsa4life glad you enjoyed this down rigging for walleye episode :)

.....check out the Thundermist Web site - those hats are there :)

Sung-ho Hong HI Sung-ho Hong....although there are lots of rocks, it is still best to fish on the bottom for catfish, so try using a heavy Fluorocarbon leader line which will be more abrasion resistant. Tie on a T-Turn and then go down about 6 inches to a sinker and then 12 inches to your hook. If you want, you can use a lighter line on the sinker so if it gets snagged, you only loose your sinker and not your whole rig. Fresh cut bait is always best for catfish. If you can use cut sunfish, it will work great for you (we use cut sucker and here is a video showing how to cut your bait: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lcqol7xnp7S2Yp8.html ) Spring time is best for shallow water catfish but in the summer, they will also move into the shallows to feed at night time :) We have plenty of catfish videos and tips on our KZfaq channel, including a special 3 part series we just recently released - if you get a chance, check them out as they may help you :) kzfaq.info

***** Thank you and should i use octopus hooks or treble hooks? What size too. (Circle hooks dont work)

Sung-ho Hong On a T=Turn rig, we like to use size 5/0 octopus style hooks :) We show them in our catfish special episode - good lcuk on the water

Clarence Smith HI Clarence...the walleye were excellent - seems even the big ones are good in Lake Erie :) As for the net, it's just a typical rubber landing net - not that big.....I call it my little bass net :)

***** Thanks IVO,I myself still need to get a net as I want one that will work for Bass and Catfish..

Ray Ali HI Ray - fished Ontario as a child and also spent time in New Jersey :)

bagger vance If you notice the buildings in the background at the very beginning - that's Buffalo NY :) I was out from Crystal Beach Ont.

I have a Key West, Bay/Reef Boat :)

Nice

Kyle Rittenhouse Hi Kyle....so many to chose from :) Take a look at the President Reel from PFlueger and an Ugly stik Rod - should be able to do that within your budget and end up with a good quality outfit :)

Shimano clarus and johnny Morris Carbon lites and duckett micro magic spinning are really good rods all in that range

Diego Sánchez Hi Diego - thanks for writing in and we would love to do guided trips someday, but time just doesn't allow it, but perhaps some day :)

MrMac5150 Always good advice Mr. Mac - much apprenticed :) Ironically, we just ordered and received a top of the line mic cover system - same one they use in Hollywood - so our banked footage will not have it but you will notice a difference with our future episodes - thanks for bearing with us :)

***** Is there anything, that Ivo does not have, must be nice to have a rich personality and pocket book. Cheers you good man.

Jordan W HI Jordan - we will try to do a spinner bait episode some day as we also lie to use spinner baits....here is a video we did on understanding spinner baits - hope you like it :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z9CPa8WTx73SmYU.html

Thanks Ivo!

Thundermist Lures p

Glad to hear you are into walleye fishing :) I was using an older, manual, Walker brand down rigger

many people keep the lure close to the cannon ball, but I put mine about 100 ft back :)

Awesome I appreciate the feedback Ivo Tight line’s

Rush Scy Thanks for the feedback Rush Scy and you are right...the smaller ones make for better table fare :) All the best and good fishing,

+joey badosky This walleye episode was filmed off of Windmill Point area, on the Canadian side of Lake Erie.....this spot is right in front of Buffalo (you can see Buffalo in the background in the opening clip)

email me pls joey_fishing@yahoo.com

....that's what they're called :)

...there is a FREE "guide to eating Ontario Sport Fish" (you can google search for it) and it gives great details on what you can eat and how much, not only from Lake Erie, but most lakes and rivers in Ontario :)

There's a tackle shop on Sheppard east of mccowan. They have flexijigs

Muhammad Jamil Chaudhry ....you can also check Fishing World in Hamilton or even Bills Bait & Tackle in Hamilton....otherwise, there is always on line :)

Thanks!

+Derren Weimer Thanks for your feedback Derren and good luck on the water :)

I like to catch the big walleyes,but the 3-5 lbers are usually the best eating.I fish walleyes on Lake Erie in Western NY usually antwhere between Sturgeon point to Dunkirk.Even pulled a few out of Cattaraugus creek fishing for channel cats.The Cat also has a good rep for steelheads.

LOL :)

Hi Dan.....cameraman is fully licensed :)