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Rikkles Fisher 05-22-2020 01:43 PM

Easiest Way to Catch a Walleye
 
This may be the easiest way there is to catch walleye, would you agree?
https://youtu.be/YH7RkNOzrl8

Poppa 05-22-2020 03:03 PM

clickbait....

Talking moose 05-22-2020 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Poppa (Post 4174243)
clickbait....

Smarten up.

Talking moose 05-22-2020 03:13 PM

Ya bait under a bobber or cast out on a pickerel rig. No finesse needed.

58thecat 05-22-2020 03:15 PM

jig and minnow....oooonaturalish.:)

OL_JR 05-22-2020 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Poppa (Post 4174243)
clickbait....

SMH, what a dumb thing to say.


Anyhow cool video, such a great time of year for shore fishing and aint nothing wrong with some good old fashion bobber fishing.

HuyFishin 05-22-2020 04:01 PM

bobbers are effective. I always feel like a child again when I use one.

Very good video my man!!

wildwoods 05-22-2020 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by HuyFishin (Post 4174289)
bobbers are effective. I always feel like a child again when I use one.

Very good video my man!!

Haha me too. Once you find any kind of concentration there might be no better way to catch a walleye. I use slip bobbers though for way easier casting and depth adjustment. Bonus is the kids love fishing bobbers. Keeps them engaged

Rikkles Fisher 05-22-2020 04:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Talking moose (Post 4174251)
Smarten up.

Haha thanks man.

Rikkles Fisher 05-22-2020 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by 58thecat (Post 4174255)
jig and minnow....oooonaturalish.:)

Lol Match the Hatch!

Rikkles Fisher 05-22-2020 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by OL_JR (Post 4174265)
SMH, what a dumb thing to say.


Anyhow cool video, such a great time of year for shore fishing and aint nothing wrong with some good old fashion bobber fishing.

Appreciate it! Nope we all been there and I love switching it up and sometimes going back to basics!

Rikkles Fisher 05-22-2020 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by HuyFishin (Post 4174289)
bobbers are effective. I always feel like a child again when I use one.

Very good video my man!!

Yep lol it will never get old watching a bobber go down! Even while fly-fishing where they call it an indicator to make it sound fancy lol

Rikkles Fisher 05-22-2020 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by wildwoods (Post 4174295)
Haha me too. Once you find any kind of concentration there might be no better way to catch a walleye. I use slip bobbers though for way easier casting and depth adjustment. Bonus is the kids love fishing bobbers. Keeps them engaged

Slip bobbers would definitely be the better choice but I was only fishing 4-5fow.

old dog 05-22-2020 07:34 PM

Great video once again. What lake were u on.

Talking moose 05-22-2020 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by old dog (Post 4174455)
Great video once again. What lake were u on.

I知 gonna guess. He can correct me if I知 wrong. All the 44-49cm walleye sounds like south buck!

old dog 05-22-2020 07:55 PM

I fish the south part of the province so I was just curious. Haven稚 kept a walleye in so many years, probably forgot how to filet one. Lol

lyallpeder 05-22-2020 08:51 PM

Am I the only one that only watches fishing videos when they use a net to land them?

Jigsalot 05-22-2020 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Talking moose (Post 4174462)
I知 gonna guess. He can correct me if I知 wrong. All the 44-49cm walleye sounds like south buck!

Sounds like it. Very tough getting a 50 cm on that lake. Nice size perch if you know the area

Rikkles Fisher 05-22-2020 09:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Talking moose (Post 4174462)
I知 gonna guess. He can correct me if I知 wrong. All the 44-49cm walleye sounds like south buck!

They are all the same lol I don't usually name locations but the walleye bites on fire at every lake right now.

Bushleague 05-22-2020 09:18 PM

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Originally Posted by HuyFishin (Post 4174289)
bobbers are effective. I always feel like a child again when I use one.

Very good video my man!!

True this, except for when fishing big baits for big pike... that is something else entirely IMO. That suspense I feel when the bobber goes down, as I try and judge the right moment to set the hook... for me its like nothing else.

Bobbers are far from my favorite method of fishing, but that little time lapse between the moment a pike takes my float down and I decided to set the hook and find out how big she is... I friggin' live for that feeling.

Rikkles Fisher 05-22-2020 09:18 PM

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Originally Posted by lyallpeder (Post 4174489)
Am I the only one that only watches fishing videos when they use a net to land them?

Using a net sure makes things easier lol you must not watch much bass fishing they always seem to forget their nets haha

Rikkles Fisher 05-22-2020 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Bushleague (Post 4174513)
True this, except for when fishing big baits for big pike... that is something else entirely IMO. That suspense I feel when the bobber goes down, as I try and judge the right moment to set the hook... for me its like nothing else.

Bobbers are far from my favorite method of fishing, but that little time lapse between the moment a pike takes my float down and I decided to set the hook and find out how big she is... I friggin' live for that feeling.

That's something I want to try is hanging a full herring under a huge red and white bobber for 20 pounders, now that would be a rush watching that bobber go down!

Rikkles Fisher 05-23-2020 12:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Poppa (Post 4174243)
clickbait....

Lol maybe learn the definition of clickbait 🤦 I really do think it's the easiest way to catch walleye and the constant action at the very least gives justification to why I titled it that lol I'm just doing my best to create content relevant to Alberta anglers, none of my videos are clickbait.


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