Some of the best plain fishing talk and info on youtube.

Awesome video! Informative as always!

Your videos are the best!!! Thank you

Excellent information. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Packed with great info. Super stuff!

@TomBoley

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Can't get enough of your videos. Thank you.

Love your videos.Always great info in them..Great job

Another great video, Tom. Thanks for braving the elements to bring us this video. Super info on the fall bite.

Great info as always

Nice work as usual. Thank you

@TomBoley

4 жыл бұрын

Tha ks for watching

I love your videos! Always so much great in-depth info! And always relevant to the time of year. You answered my question about when to transition from a deeper bite up to the shallows. Thanks again

Always so good man, really like this vid in particular.

@TomBoley

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks. This shallow fall bite always has a sweet spot in my heart.

Great video as always Tom!

Good stuff man!

I love you videos congratulations and god bless you

Excellent info. Best on YT. BOSS

Cant wait to catch some in about a hour, with these fresh tips, and my short memory... ha

HAMMER DOWN" TOM! Thanks4 posting" jd

@TomBoley

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Nice job!

This goes great with my Johnsonville brats.

Great videos, you are getting more subscribers! Your videos make me want to come down from Canada to Hayward area lakes.

I just stumbled across your channel Tom and watched a few of your videos. You have a new sub. Great info.

I need to get up to Hayward! You make it look easy

@TomBoley

4 жыл бұрын

I practice everyday haha

Jay moody , me too, it works for me though😎

Great video Tom I'm down in the Cincinnati / eastern Indiana area where the water is stained year round. We mainly use small jigs and half a crawler or pulling Flickershads. Plus the jigging wrap and HJ's also work in close. My gen 1 HB SI lacks the clarity - but she works ok in the slop. Just not the numbers like up north. Wish I lived there! 😁

Paul Nokia, I live on a big lake I can go 50 miles one way and can go north, east or Southeast for 50 miles, tiller is fine , if your on big water go 20' or bigger and fiberglass, big as you can

Another great TB video. Looks like you got a big storage box for your boat?

You should do some more Hayward musky videos!

I'm sure you've answered this before...but do you save your screenshots to a regular SD card or do you save them to a zero lines card? Great video, as aways!

Good stuff Tom, have you been to lake Erie yet? I would love if you dissected it and showed us the way. I'm sure you believe we could fish a lot of the Haywood ways in it, what do you believe?

@TomBoley

4 жыл бұрын

Looks like an amazing place I've just never had the desire to go there yet

I don't have side imaging just down 😪

How well will this work with worms, leeches and frozen minnows?

Wish I had a lake with walleye like this near, I'll just have to settle for our river eyes, there moving into deep water now. Have you tried poor man's lobster with eyes? Did last night, delicious... Just like crab.

How fast are you moving with the trolling motor? Great Videos! Thanks for all the tips. Michigander here.

@TomBoley

4 жыл бұрын

Spot locked. I'm sitting still

What line do you use on your walleye rods?

Milfoil. I've seen a lake in Wisconsin completely choked with it (a large number of years ago). Is it getting under control?

It looks like you are using a Kalin’s short shank hook even when using 3-4 inch suckers. Do you ever use a longer shank hook when fishing live bait?? Is the hook up percentage better with the short shank in your opinion?? Thanks again for a great video!!

@TomBoley

4 жыл бұрын

That is a long shank jig. Not a live bait jig. I never use live bait short shank jigs. Especially with a bigger sucker I like the long shank

what size rod is that ?? looks longer than the mojo bass

@TomBoley

4 жыл бұрын

Wide angle gopro makes it seem bigger. It's a mojobass

@timothymoriarty373

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Tom

what # line do you use?

@TomBoley

4 жыл бұрын

10lb suffix performance braid

I'm shopping for my next boat, like you i prefer tillers. I love your set up, would you recommend it for a bigger body of water like lbdn?

Are you trolling while doing this controlled pop?

@TomBoley

4 жыл бұрын

Spot locked

@thorne5976

4 жыл бұрын

@@TomBoley i gotta upgrade my trolling motor lol. Thanks man

Man, you got killer info. Thanks for what you do. I'm glad I found your site. If you want to hit lake winnipeg for ice or need custom lures, let me know. I'm LÜRZ_canada on insta. And LÜRZ on Facebook.. cheers,

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