Good vid brother, straight up, no nonsense chirping, thanks for taking the time to post

Really Smart of you! Great setup, thanks for showing that. I really learned some things watching that video. 👍🎣🇺🇸

Whoever edits your videos does a great job

Good Video with the extra details. Thanks from Barengate Light NJ

Love the East end of Lake Erie. East of long point is amazing. Lots of depth and fish.

Great advise Hans.

Great vids for Eastside fishing... I'm running 3 dipsy's each side lately, my leadcore program doesn't produce like it used to it seems..

Thank you for the tips. I am juat getting into walleye fishing on eire myself out of dunkirk harbor.

Never used a dipsy, ,,, but I have over-reeled into top eye a lot over the years, I love the idea of a bead and bumper at top,, where do you get the rubbery beads ?

Great detail on the rigging. I am just getting back into fishing after a 12 year hiatus. Down in Georgia and I have used dipsy divers and planer boards to catch hybrid stripers in Lake Lanier. I have moved to the NW part of GA and with a new boat due early Nov I'm eager to get on Carter's lake, which is a very deep lake that DNR puts walleye in. It's the only walleye fishing in GA that I'm aware of, and most people down south have no idea what a walleye even is. Having done a bunch of fishing for walleye and other northern species in MN and Canada in my past I'm really looking forward to figuring out the walleye fishing down here. Carter's lake is deep (~400'ish around dam) but I am concerned of losing rigs on trees. Going to have to figure it out. I realize Lake Erie doesn't have those challenges but any tips would be great to battle the trees (besides pulling 100lb braid :) ). Loved your video, subscribed and will be checking out more of your videos to help me fish for walleye in GA>

What speed range do you like when fishing dipsey's? Thank you for the great video

Hans - I’m finding with 30lb braid, dipsy with ring on a #3 at 1.5 mph I’m almost 1:1. Does that seem right

Great video. Well done

Great advice!! Priceless! Thx

Great video thanks

I do have a question, what size dipsy was that? The big one or the small one? Thanks 👍🎣🇺🇸

How do you set the tension on the release? I find the larger dipsy load up a lot of tension and dialing in the tension to get them to release on a bite can be challenging having to balance that with them not releasing just from the resistance of the water.

I grew up fishing the upper river and into Canada. I retired from the military and moved back to western NY about 10 years ago and want to get into walleye and perch in the east end of the lake. I subscribed and looking forward to more vieods. How do you know when you get a hit on the dipsy?

One more question. How much line do you load onto your trolling rods?

How do you get your middle or outside dipsy back out in the water without tangling your lines after catching a fish

Great video. Would love more east end walleye videos. I'm newer to trolling walleye and I know the east end fishes differently, most Erie walleye videos tend to be West end related. You mostly run harnesses off your dipsys? Thank you

How do you calculate the depth of a crank and the diver? are you just verifying with livescope? do you normal run shallow or deep diving cranks ? seems like it could get complicated.

Hey thanks for that great explanation! I’m curious, I also use a lot of dipseys and slide divers, and I’ve been wanting to go to shorter rods but can only get them in medium light… in 7.5ft… what size dipsey are you running on those ugly sticks? They are ugly conventional? Or big water? Thanks for any info you got!

Completely new to trolling, i will definitely be returning to this video when i get my dipsys in and need to set them up. I will be trolling for trout aiming for 10-15 depth. Trolling from my jet ski is definitely a different experience but it works even with my newbie setup of 3/4 oz egg sinker and 1/4 spinner. Only question i have is can you cast the dipsy out? Because i cant just let line out since it'll get sucked into the pump, im saving for a trolling motor for that exact reason and to save wear and tear on the engine

Do you run straight braid to the dipsy and the your flurocarbon from the back to your bait?

What do you usually use at the end of the line? Cranks, spoons?

What size diver do you recommend to get down to 40'? Don't want on that's to big if I can help it but don't want to let out a ton of line either if I can help it!! Thanks!

We're abouts on lake Erie n how would you set up the smaller ones

Hi. Thanks for the info. Question: DO you troll crawler harnesses off this rig?

Great video on set up! How can you tell when you get a bite using a dipsy? Are you just watching the rod tip?

Is 40 lb too much for a leader strength from dipsy to spoon ? Targeting browns

Get video, what is the green bead you use?

Why not steel leader?

Can you run dipsy diver with planer boards?

Do you just attach the swivel straight to your lure?

I notice you don’t use snubbers. Obviously you’ve never had issues

Snubber?