How to Catch Pre-Spawn 'Eyes on Blades & Rattle Baits - In-Depth Outdoors TV Season 8, Episode 20

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James Holst and In-Depth Outdoors Field Staffer Eric Rehberg kick off the open water broadcast season on the Mississippi River at Red Wing, MN. We encourage our viewers to subscribe and comment on videos you enjoy, or trips you would like to see.
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Комментарии : 51

@RH-qk5lt 7 лет назад

It's so nice to see guys actually go through the baits, presentations, gear and location. And answering questions from guys here on RU-vid is extremely nice to see as well. I'm a new subscriber and fan.

@TheOnion12 10 лет назад

Ok this is the 3rd video showing Rippin Raps killing it. I'm sold. I'm getting some.

@dktrettel7102 10 лет назад

James is the best. He not only shows you what is going on but, describes in detail how he is dong it. Thanks, really a great series of shows. I love my Marcum 6 fish finder!!!

@shaggy_white313 Год назад

Thank you for the knowledge🙏💪🏼🤘🏼💯

@macvosbeck8064 3 года назад

Love them Blade Baits!

@ecnook61 10 лет назад

Great show guys !!! Good to see Eric again too !!!

@awdturbo92 10 лет назад

Awesome video. My buddy and i was there the same day you guys were filming. We where down river and was catching walleyes and saugers on lipless cranks also. My best lure that day was a Xcalibur lipless crank red craw color. My buddy was using the same one on your video both worked great.

@TroutAngler123 10 лет назад

Another awesome video

@zachabbott1 10 лет назад

16:22 you had the fish hopping into the boat hehe

@skrewflanders 10 лет назад

Great video, living the dream, getting paid to fish from sun up to sundown.

@WesternPaAnglers 8 лет назад

awesome video I subbed. ..great videos. ..great tips thanks

@bigsmokey1391 10 лет назад

Awsome video

@evanmadson 3 года назад

Red Wing represent ! 👏 just moved there in august

@InDepthOutdoorsTV 3 года назад

Beautiful area with some awesome fishing. Congrats!

@rakeremis6730 10 лет назад

Great show James and Eric.

@midwick3d 10 лет назад

Was fishing last spring like this, 38 boats stacked on top of each other by 9:00 in the morning... funny how every fish you guys caught the boats moved closer... how did you guys get all the walleyes in the river under your boat? LOL. It's almost as funny to me as the guy that drills holes in the ice 3 feet from your shanty....tight lines!!

@gladafeskedag 2 года назад

How close do you allow other boats come to our boat?

@sgtpavlov 10 лет назад

nice fishing

@jerussell1980 6 лет назад

James, Have you guys thought about doing a Tennessee River walleye bite down here in TN? Walleye here are very large and our bites are usually a little ahead of the midwest bite. I live in Knoxville and have had one of my best quality walleye years last year. Going to get into this spring bite soon. Water temp hit 40degrees this past week. Also, where you are at I see current, it looks like you are at a dam where they are generating water. If so, what was the flow like?

@scottrouwhorst881 Год назад

Nice

@AnthonyXiong 10 лет назад

Hey james in this video you used a #7 rippin rap and i noticed you had your snap connected to the ring and not directly to the bait. Does it matter where you hook your snap whether it be direct or the ring?

@InDepthOutdoorsTV 10 лет назад

James always connects to the ring with a snap. Could you tie direct to the ring? Absolutely. I know he uses the snap so he can quickly change color and sizes and using the snap doesn't seem to hurt the action of the lure in any way.

@ericpeterson7966 10 лет назад

How deep were you fishing the Rip n Rap in the first 10 minutes of the show? Also did you bait the blade bait or just use it as is?

@kevinaamot2722 3 года назад

I love using ripping raps. there awesome

@Mike-uj8rw 10 лет назад

Hey guys awesome video! Would you mind sharing what kind of blade bait that is that you're using.

@InDepthOutdoorsTV 10 лет назад

Hi Michael - the guys were using a blade bait Eric makes for his own personal use. That said every shop along the river sells a similar blade and they all work.

@joshjensen8143 7 лет назад

Would love to see how you would fish below Gavin's point dam in Yankton,SD These tactics work great everywhere but there. It's infested with spoonbill and every cast live bait or plastics is a nightmare

@summitreigns1657 5 лет назад

When pitching jigs.., what is the best type of line to use

@walleyehunter8862 7 лет назад

Rapala baits are the best they always catch me fish

@mikeulrich6891 7 лет назад

nice eyes

@tedthilly1934 6 месяцев назад

Were you tied straight braid to lures

@ahatt8 10 лет назад

Is there a certain water temperature that you wait for in the spring before you do something like this?

@InDepthOutdoorsTV 10 лет назад

Temps of 38 - 42 degrees typically signal the start of this type of bite.

@odelldaniel7868 6 лет назад

white goo, the sign of spring walleye, my carharts are stained up from years of spawning fish

@phillipimsdahl3563 7 лет назад

okay that was good to the second break I did learn a couple of things you could talk a little more about boat positioning with that style of fishing I have to think that its critical to get right.

@InDepthOutdoorsTV 7 лет назад

Hi, we replied to another one of your comments and in regards to boat placement you will want to again look for current seams.

@haydenreints9269 8 лет назад

what is your favorite artificial bait for walleyes

@InDepthOutdoorsTV 8 лет назад

Rapala's, or if we are talking plastics we use B Fish N Tackle Co.

@erickholod4613 9 лет назад

where did you get the net

@matt008thomas 10 лет назад

Hey guys. What kind of rods were you guys using with the shimano ci4+?

@InDepthOutdoorsTV 10 лет назад

James was using a St. Croix 6'9" Medium Light Legend Extreme. Eric was using the same length and action but built the rod himself off of a St. Croix blank.

@phillipimsdahl3563 7 лет назад

to third break good but talk more about the current breaks how to read them what to look for how the bait works in that particular current??? re you picking up specific fish on your electronics and fishing them?

@InDepthOutdoorsTV 7 лет назад

When you are fishing a river, you want to look for current seams. Fish will sit in the low current areas, and attack bait in high current areas. The area that separates these two types of currents is a "Current Seam." You will notice the slack water and the flowing water, that is ideally what you are looking for. There is no real "spot" in a river, there will be areas that hold fish, the river is consistently is moving and the water depth changes with changes from the dam, rain, etc. James talks about this a little at 5:49. For more info, check out www.in-depthoutdoors.com/.

@fdyhdfhy 3 года назад

Cant help but notice you didn’t fish the other bank... why?

@MrJowel8080 10 лет назад

It's not a good idea to leave the fish do their job during spawn season? In Quebec, it is illegal to fish during that time from April 1st to May 9th.

@bakerfieldchristophee9278 8 лет назад

But normal rivers have currents, and sunken trees, cold temperatures, etc

@deanondarter9408 10 лет назад

talk about pre-spawn right

@mikeorr3510 6 лет назад

Pre Spawn walleyes love it

@masonpeters2526 10 лет назад

First

@phillipimsdahl3563 7 лет назад

okay first break why not talk about presentation right away you gave me a depth but no speed ? are you counting the lure down of far behind the boat?

@InDepthOutdoorsTV 7 лет назад

We are fishing Rapala Rippin Raps as well as Blade Baits. More info at 5:29. Find the bottom, pop the bait up, and repeat. We are not necessarily fishing one specific depth, we are more or less covering water by casting and covering a variety of depths and flows.