Hey man, glad to hear from you! You guys make out good? I will have some more videos out soon. I enjoyed talking with you guys. Hope to see you up there again. Thanks for watching!
Nice looking walleyes!... how long is your boat/trailer with the tongue folded and engine trimmed down?....got a 2025 Impact being built now your videos are helping me be patient (kinda) :)
Hi, thank you,, and thanks for watching! I think everything might be around 22 foot rough estimate. I too watched videos while waiting for my boat....lol. I have had a great time on Erie with it. Hope you get yours asap! Thanks again, and don't hesitate if you have any more questions.
Also, you should take a look at my "quick limit" video. About half way or so I do a review of the Bert's Rod Trees. The set up increases fishing ability within a small footprint. Don't forget to like and subscribe 😉
im also looking for rod holder suggestions for a longlining setup on crappie....Ie: two 16 ft rods , two 12's, two' 8's and two 6's down the sides pulling jis/minnows etc....
@@waltf3374 it's crazy how many different holders are available. You can do track mounted heavy duty holders, or rail mounted plastic type holders, that are still quite strong. I like my cisco long cradles, as they are very strong. I have also used the scotty plastic cradle style holders on a previous boat with no issues. I will say that if you decide to go heavy-duty, you can confidently troll for just about anything, but if not going after large species, the Scotty holders with Lund rail mounts should work like a charm. I did use the Scotty for walleye, and ofcourse the occasional trophy sized sheep head .....lol. They held strong, but wrer also flexing too much for my liking. I never lost a rod/ reel on a big fish, but always felt like it could happen.
@@livebig247 I have a few times , mostly for smallmouth . Have a buddy with a boat that lives in PA an hour from Presque Isle Bay . My wife and I are looking to get a boat similar in size / setup to yours so I ask questions when I see guys having success . Thanks 👍🏻
@@EW-gv5ov My pleasure. Any questions you have, don't hesitate to ask! I enjoy sharing and learning. Check out ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-heDOGugjM5g.html This will give you an idea of how this boat handles rougher water. Let's just say the " roughest " I will go out in, which is still too much....lol. Please don't forget to like and subscribe😊
@@gregriley649 Yes sir.. I fished 6 days. This past Wednesday was really rough. 16 plus wind out of the North. I believe I was the only small boat out that morning, for a good reason lol. I never caught one over the front though. powered up-and-over the waves just fine, but was definitely a challenge. I've got a video coming for that day too
Hi, and thanks for watching😊 My family eats walleye, and I do enjoy taking pictures and videos of mostly all of my fishing experiences to share with others who might be interested. I do enjoy fishing only for big fish, as I will be for the fall brawl and walleye slam. Alot of those fish will see ice too for weigh-ins, and the meat will not be waisted either. I guess we don't eat walleye enough to tell the difference between the larger size and smaller ones. When they come up out of that fry oil, they disappear quickly with no complaints.
