Limiting-Out on Walleyes (RAW & Uncut on Local Lake) 

Thanks Dru. My hope is that it’s similar to looking over my shoulder while I fish.

Thanks Jason. I’ll probably make some more.

Thanks Sean! Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks dude!

Thanks for the kind words, man! Awesome that you cracked some on Neds your first time around. That’s a confidence builder for sure

Yeah buddddyyy! Kind of a fun format.

Thanks man!

Sioux forever!!!

@@jasonguthiller1649 You bet!! Always!!

Thanks Craig! I appreciate the support all season!

Thanks Jeff

Right on, Aaron! Glad I could help. Don't hesitate to say hi, at the ramp or on the water.

Realistically, if you catch a limit of walleye in a couple hours on an average local stocked walleye lake, you’re doing well. Edited videos don’t always do a good job of demonstrating that fact.

Much appreciated. Thanks for watching

Thanks frank. That was a bit of a changeup

When I troll at night behind my house on the river, I encounter a river otter every time and he will actually hit my boat and swim all around me and I always have in my mind he going to hit those big rapala's but he never has yet! He just playing games with me and having fun! Lol

It’s not just you! Walleyes are fickle beasts, even when you put baits right on their forehead.

I’m also in NE PA probably not as many walleyes as the Midwest. People here are more bass fisherman. I’ve caught my first 2 walleye last year using swim baits. One of them at night 28 inches.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks! I’m happy with it.

I don’t disagree on the harvest deal, Ben. If I didn’t have a shortish window of time to get a limit for a fish fry that evening, I probably would have tried to select for some more moderate sized fish. This lake is stocked with a lot of fish though, and tons of fish get pulled out every week. It’s doing alright there (for big fish too). Thanks for watching. I thought this would be a fun one, as most stocked walleye lakes in Minnesota kinda setup like this.

Thank for watching. Glad you enjoy the format

Thanks for watching. This is a fun format to play with.

Thanks man. I need to get a really good bobber video done

It was extra tasty!

Hey aaron. Yes, this is a Garmin LVS34 and it has a dedicated lithium battery. It’s actually just my ice fishing shuttle brought onto the boat.

@@NickLindner Thank you kindly. It's clean power. Deduced the ducer half way through there when you compared distance vs your model. Sorry watched two hours post or would have gone with a veggie -emoji of: 🥕

Thanks Robert. It’s a fun tool. I grew up without it, but it’s helped me add on top of the things I already learned before it.

Hey Eric. Lots to unpack there. I need to just do a video breaking it all down. Probably soon.

@NickLindner thanks man!!!! I'll follow to make sure I don't miss any of your videos... can't wait to put some walleye on the boat and release them...

@@ericpaul9012 right on, man! I hope you spank em

Will do! I like the format and will definitely do more.

I’m right there with ya! Frustrating that I had recording problems. I’ll of course try to avoid that happening next time.

For sure

That’s tough. I haven’t fished live bait on a dropshot in gobie lakes. My instant reaction would be to use leeches, minnows or plastics instead of crawlers.

@@NickLindner I'll give that a try. Thank you for your reply.

Yup! Trolling motor. It’s easier for me to be efficient with the hands-free trolling motor strategy

That’s how I had it rigged up when I first started using FFS. Obviously it’s a viable option, but I prefer the trolling motor as a hands-free option and I don’t have any issues moving around and positioning like that.

@@NickLindner I thought that might be your answer. Just wanted to get your take on it. I don't have it yet but it's in the plans and getting different options for set-up. I definitely see the benefit of hands free.

Yes they do! Tough to beat

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Thanks kipper

He has it for sure. But he’s not utilizing a lot of tech when he walleye fishes generally.

Haha yes!

Aaron is the OG innovator in this space

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The fish are more aggressive on natural walleye fisheries. I’ll try and talk more on that in a future video.

No, just normal Minnesota regulations, so 6 walleyes total, but only one of them can be over 20 inches.

Hahaha of course I instantly catch a rock bass

Hahaha. Brainerd area. The bite isn’t often easy around here though!

For sure possible! Walleyes and pike can appear pretty similar generally pike are usually more aggressive, that can sometimes be a dead giveaway

Haha glad I could help ya get your fix.

Thanks for watching Daniel!

Thanks for watching!

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Thanks for watching Brian.

Right on! Thanks Shawn

@NickLindner Like how you run and gun and talk about strategy. Haven't tried Ned rig yet but know I've got to

I saw a video of perch fisherman using p/optics,Holy crap.😮yu could see 👀 em

Haha hopefully I can help!

Oh no! Decent, but not my favorite

Thanks for watching Bennett

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Thanks for watching Austin

That’s good to know!

Bananas are fruits! 😆

Are tomatos fruits or veggies??

Thanks for watching Josie

My favorite!

We are also up in brainerd who did your install of all your electronics

@@lanningjw I got my boat at Power Lodge, so I just had them do it.

Are you using a Minn kota or loran's livescope

@@lanningjw garmin lvs34

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I understand where you’re coming from Nathan. I’d also counter that walleye anglers have always had a propensity to fish wayyy too close to other angler, even before ffs.

I have the opposite happen. I find fish with ffs and all the old farts come right up to me. Super annoying.

@@pharmfisher5371same here, start netting fish and pretty soon I got 4 boats trolling bottom bouncers in circles around me

Spicy!

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Thanks for watching dion

Thanks Nicholas.

Thanks for watching man

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Thanks for watching Seth

Thanks for watching

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