Walleye Jigs - How to Adjust Drop Speed to Catch More Walleyes 

This is one of the best videos I've seen lately! I gave you grief for milking multiple videos out of the Rainy trip last week, but this video more than makes up for it! Incredible! Thank you Nick, and everybody else involved!

The visual effect is more convincing. I think we all had theories about this, but to finally see it, is an eye opener.

Awesome video thanks for sharing! 🎉

Awesome video. I’m eager to see more comparisons.

Thanks for doing this video Nick. I learned a lot! Great stuff.

This is truly is a good informative video . Bravo , good info.

This was a really useful video. Kudos.

Hi Nick I love your videos. I learn lots when I watch your videos. And what about the 3/8 oz jigs? This video makes a lot of sense on what bait your using thanks for sharing tight lines Nick!

This was a really good video, was very interesting.

It’s usually when someone has creek chubs on! 😂

Sweet video 👌

Does all the Walleyes jigheads work in the Columbia River Oregon? Thanks.

Could you do a side by side comparison of regular swimbait vs ribbed swimbait?

Great video learned quite a bit. Also mite be time to shave the stash off. Lol.

In 1687 Sir Issac Newton proved that weight does not alter drop speed. That is in air. What does alder drop speed is drag. Especially in water with current. In rivers and such much more weight is needed in order to just hit the bottom. In Lake Roosevelt, for instance, one can't even get to the bottom without a 3/4 ounce jig or larger. The water just sweeps it away, especially when using monofilament. line. This is an interesting video, but I would have liked to have seen it filmed in a river with some moving water.

Mustache game is on point

Drag or resistance is key not weight