How To Use a Dipsy Diver - Everything You Need To Know To Setup a Dipsy Diver For Walleye Fishing

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Dipsy Divers are incredibly popular all over the great lakes region and beyond. A Dipsy Diver is a device that allows a bait such as a shallow diving crankbait, spoon, or worm harness to reach a desired depth quickly.
Dipsy Divers are commonly used for walleye, salmon, or steelhead trolling. In this video, we focus more on the walleye side of things.
Using a Dipsy Diver for walleye can be intimidating at first because there are a lot of moving parts, but it's actually quite simple.
In this video, Lake Erie Charter Captain and FishUSA Pro Staffer Ross Robertson explains in detail how to use a dipsy diver, particularly for targeting walleye.

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28 сен 2024

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@donewing2536 2 месяца назад

Great video. From an old Columbia River salmon fisherman, you made a very informative video without lots of extra verbiage to make a longer video. This one is accurate and to the point, appreciate it.

@FishUSA 2 месяца назад

Thanks for your feedback!

@Joe_Duchon Месяц назад

I’m setting my dipsy to 1,2,or3 to get it to veer out from the boat but it looks like it’s just staying straight back from the boat, even on a 3 setting. What am I doing wrong? I’m using braid. I don’t think I’m letting the line out too fast, I’m loosening the drag and it is slowly pulling out. I’m also keeping the rod low to the water and straight out the side of the boat.

@bobosterday3350 Месяц назад

New to Dipsy Divers Ross. To let the diver out if you are looking out the back of the boat and want the diver to go left do you move the weight to the right?

@sibfishingadventuresuk1558 3 месяца назад

is a snubber needed ? seeing a few claiming they are crucial

@FishUSA 3 месяца назад

It's not 100% necessary, but we do recommend them when trolling with wire or braid. That bit of extra stretch can help keep fish pinned and protect your leader when a big fish is hooked.