Downrigging and using XL planer boards to catch August Lake Trout!

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Welcome to The Offseason! We call it the "offseason" as it's our time to relax, have fun and take a break from our formal 30 minute shows which air on actual T.V.
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11 сен 2024

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@edwardpotteriv3360 4 года назад

That's my hometown man!

@fisher_man_sam 4 года назад

Makes me excited for the rest of the summer and early fall boys

@ryannelson6524 4 года назад

Those were some pretty fish liked the shot of the graph too we were out of two harbors last weekend white spoons were king few salmon around too another great show guys

@SuperiorAngling 4 года назад

Awesome! Glad to hear you got some fish!! Two Harbors up to Grand Marais is good right now!

@jimjohnson4312 2 года назад

*We tried this out finally yesterday and it worked awesome! **enjoyable.fishing** recommend it’s we put it on our 16 foot aluminum boat and trolled with it. We didn’t catch anything but it was still fun and worked awesome! Can’t wait to use this baby again and hopefully reel in a big ole fish! Very easy to install and set up.*

@changcoua08 4 года назад

Awesome vids boys!!!!! Keep us updated when the merchandise are back in stock!!

@goose2182 4 года назад

your a damn good teacher, thank you!

@theaveragejoefisherman4287 4 года назад

Stumbled upon your channel. Good stuff.

@Jigawatt1point21 4 года назад

Absolute Slaying!

@JJ-kz7sm 2 года назад

White is last color to fade at depth. Next is red. This make white, red and white/red combos good for deep water. They simply are most visible at depth. Then pink, orange and green.

@gpogichidaa5603 4 года назад

Love the vids! Do u jig this time of the year at all? If so, I was wondering what would be a good depth to jig at?

@SuperiorAngling 4 года назад

Yeah we jig quite often! Typically 80-120 feet is best this time of year.

@simonsicard950 4 года назад

You should take me fishing I’m subbed and I live in Michigan

@jimmiller4951 3 года назад

Gets my blood pumping ! great video . What line releases are you using on your downriggers ?. Looks like Scotties clips ?

@SuperiorAngling 3 года назад

Yup! They are the easiest to use in our mind!

@joyceschulke4903 4 года назад

What is the brand of the white backed spoon that you are using? Thanks for all the great information!

@sweatequity598 3 года назад

Late to game on this video BUT - why do you say planer boards outfish downriggers everytime? I just bought an 18.5' Lund with downriggers so I am just starting to take up Lake Superor / deep water fishing. Wondering now if I should invest in planer boards as well as use the downriggers!

@carlprovost4826 4 года назад

When you suggested placing a white spoon near bottom. Do you suggest that when fishing 120 feet of water like when departing out of Duluth area ?

@SuperiorAngling 4 года назад

Forsure! No matter where we fish, we will always have a white spoon on bottom.

@carlprovost4826 4 года назад

I’ll have to give it a try. I never put my riggers deeper than 70 ft most of the time

@timranta9510 4 года назад

is there a specific reason that you use scotty releases opposed to chamberlains. also is there a reason you like manual riggers

@SuperiorAngling 4 года назад

Never heard of the chamberlin. Cant get much easier than the scotties tho. Not much reason to change. Manuals will work 100% of the time (no electrical issues, fuses, etc). We rarely fish deeper than 80 with our riggers so manuals can come up/go down just as fast as an electric.

@timranta9510 4 года назад

Superior Angling. Ah I see. Manuals are very reliable. But I would recommend trying chaimberlains they are super simple and all the small fish even pop them. Super easy for walleyes all the way up to big trout. You can crank down the magnets and even use them for dodgers or flashers

@SuperiorAngling 4 года назад

@@timranta9510 Most times, I almost prefer my downriggers dont' release when a fish hits. Quite often the 4-5 seconds of slack line a fish gets when they do release severely increases the chances of them shaking the hook (Just in my experiences). I will take a look at them tho! thanks!!

@ifishgs 4 года назад

What harbor is that

@kjc9293 4 года назад

Lake Superior....surface temp 63....43 down a foot!!!!

@wiscofun3028 4 года назад

Will the south shore be fishable this weekend with the wind forcast (18.5 foot aluminum boat)?

@SuperiorAngling 4 года назад

Yeah you should be fine!! Keep an eye on the marine forecast, but as of now it looks fish-able.

@wiscofun3028 4 года назад

@@SuperiorAngling Thanks so much! Do you use a specific app or website to watch the forecast? What's a good one?

@Nordic_celt_ 2 года назад

Hey I’m up on Mazinaw Lake in Ontario (Bon Echo Provincial Park) my lake is like a canyon and not too much structure down deep it’s a decline from about 50-200+ feet just curious if you knew about the lake at all or had any info on what you look for on contour lines for lakers?