The Best Slip Bobber Set-Up For Walleyes 

I appreciate a practical and realistic opinion from a sportsman with experience. Not just a bunch of kids acting like idiots and advertising something that I don't care about.

Fantastic! Really in depth and well done. Thank you Sir!

First time watching and ...... I love this guy. He gets it. Attention to detail.

Those colored Gamakatsu hooks work well! Great info.

Great video Dave

Serious bobber stop rig!

Ty chief,I never fished like this but I am going to try it

give it a try, on my lake they are wary, much pressure so I try this, your ideas are super thx

Thanks Dave !!!

Great video. I have been using circle hooks with great success, no reason to set the hook as when the fish runs, they set themselves.

How'd, hey that xt mono makes great crawler harnesses. That's another story though. Keep it up I like your tips for the outdoors man

KPO. #4 circle hook with hand tied buck tail and slip sinker with Stren 4lb. flourocast inexpensive and best line out there ,with wacky rig leech or crawler hooked in the middle , check out salt strong videos everything stretches except braid, all they see is the bait wiggling. anchor 100’ away and sneak in. works good , you don’t set hook with circle hook so shorter rod works , I use waxed dental floss and tie nail knot always works and casts good best slipbobber setup I have found , thx good videos from you

On canadian shield stained waters, would you still stick to fluorocarbon leaders? I'm referring mainly to Store bought live bait mono rigs vs retying the live bait rigs with flouro.

How does that dogbone bobber stop work casting threw the guides? Does it ever get hung up or jammed into the guides of the rod? I always wanted to try those as I hate the string ones

#4 circle hook on slipbobber is BEST

Another great vidio

I would have to respectfully disagree on the line. I am a huge fan of braid for jigging for the reasons of sensitivity. However, for slip bobber rig I use Mono. Mono floats and braid sinks. Sinking line (braid) "leans" the top of the bobber towards where the line is laying in the water. I want my bobber totally vertical. When I see it lean a direction I can see where a walleye is heading before I set the hook. Walleyes always pull their bait AWAY from the competition. That little technique tells me where his friends are. Also, a vertical bobber tells me when I may be ticking rocks or sand grass on the bottom or when the minnow is getting nervous. A totally vertical slip bobber is key and this is why I use mono over braid for slips. And it's cheaper. I too use a 5 foot fluoro carbon leader for the reasons you mentioned.