Great video, I always appreciate it when people show the map and depth chart of where they're fishing. I havent tried checking out some of the deeper spots just outside of major slopes, was mostly fishing the slopes themselves. Have you ever tried paddle tails? like 5-6inch swimbait paddletails on a jighead? They sort of fish like tubes but you can swim them up when you're dropping on a laker you are already marking, they will sometimes chase and you can witness their insane speed to catch up to the jig and feel the hit when you see the mark of the laker connect with the mark of your jig. The paddletails will still get hit while on the bottom too, or when doing subtle lifts from the bottom. Another is some spoons or vertical jigging spoons. Similarly I will reel them up fast but with the spoons like the Kastmaster XL, you constantly jerk and vibrate the rod in your hand by like a few inches. Like 4 flicks per second. All while still reeling in at a consistent speed. The intense wobbling + the speed of it really triggers some insane bites. It's a bit tricky but it's such a joy when they hit that insane movement. Are there any salmon or trout in that lake other than lakers? I will see them cruise at like 30 feet down and sometimes get them to follow or even hit but not much luck catching them.

Another fine video Been getting char on babine and rainbow alley was epic last week on the fly so many lakes so little time

Cool vid nice lake trout I jig them up in my boat on the southern end of lake Michigan off of the Chicago breakwalls we do it in the fall and early winter we use 1 oz jigs and white tubes your lake trout are way darker than ours 🐟👍

Have you ever fished Graham lake? Great day on Francois. 👍🎣

Would be cool to see the sonar while you're jigging. Maybe you're phone on a mount clamped to the steering wheel or something.