Dude, said it once and I’ll say it again. Hands down you’re my favourite KZread fisherman. I’m an avid angler and I learn so much from your content. That being said thank you and keep up the good content 😊

I've watched all ur videos and love them .like the way u teach not scared to share ur info and secrets to fellow anglers.thanks matt

Just getting into the trolling aspect of musky fishing. Thank you for another informative video!!

Great tips here! Need to work more on my trolling and live bait game this fall!

Northwoods Fishing Professor right here. Much respect to you and your knowledge.

Love the musky content!!! Keep it coming!

Need more musky and lake trout videos... all the other fish are just bait! 😉

I'd like to see a sucker fishing video for musky. Love the videos. I was really surprised at the big 13 grandma's i would have never used anything above a 10" Jake, thanks for the confidence boost

Great video awesome information keep them coming!

Love rhe video! Keep up the great work!!

Excellent video Tom

Great pattern! Great vid!

Another great video

SWEET" THANKS from Idaho!

Got my hoodie ordered!!

Hey Tom, great video. How far back do you typically run your Grandmas and Jakes?

Hey Tom how do you rig those two helix nine’s to be able to fold down into the locking compartment can you use those ram mounts and still lock them away? Thank you

Videos are fire

Awsome shirt

Awesome video. My only question I haven't seen an answer to is how far back do you drop your line to know you're at the correct depth and do you use a steal leader? I tried trolling for walleye this year and I felt with a bottom bouncer I couldn't feel if I was at bottom or not. Maybe my bouncer wasn't heavy enough but also couldn't feel bottom and would keep letting line out or tried with the line counter and would add 10ft per depth since I was trolling 1.4mph. Maybe you can make a more detailed video on complete setup with what the drag should be at too or just comment back. Really appreciate everything bud. I checked all previous videos and didn't see the answer so hope you can let me know. Tight lines brother

@tuiflies5869

3 жыл бұрын

Trolling spinners for walleye I use 1oz per 10’ depth. If you start be keeping your line at about a 45 degree angle it will help you feel the bottom. Pull your rod forward and pause to let the bouncer settle. Then let your rod backwards keeping tension on the line and you should feel the tension decrease when the bouncer touches bottom. Something I’ve started using when trolling is PowerPro Depth Hunter. It’s metered braid so you know exactly how much line you have out and it’s easily repeatable.

Hey Tom: Luv the video's!! What speeds do you like to run with the big lures?

@TomBoley

3 жыл бұрын

3 to 4

How come you’re always driving mitch’s boat? Love the vids btw

Great video. I'm headed to Cass Lake Mn this weekend. When you set up your trolling rig how tight do you have the drag and do you run with the clicker on? First time targeting these beast by trolling late season. Thank you and keep the Fish On!

@johnlamont3885

3 жыл бұрын

goodluck! personally my favorite musky fishery!

@richardanderson358

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnlamont3885 we are staying on Allen’s bay and location suggestions and lure color

@johnlamont3885

3 жыл бұрын

Richard Anderson Walleye or white has been good and black/orange. The big main lake area of cass is a little featureless besides a few bars but around star island there’s wishbone bar then the potato islands have good structure too. I go in July but my dad goes back up around now. Shouldn’t be too many boats if i had to guess either. Big big fish potential. Lmk how she goes

@richardanderson358

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnlamont3885 first day out hit the water about 2 pm 37 degrees 10 mph Nw wind. Hit a 34 incher trolling 6in walleye Jake and a 45in with a jointed shallow raider . Let it snow now everything else is a bonus! Thanks for the info

@johnlamont3885

3 жыл бұрын

Richard Anderson Hell yes man! Congrats and goodluck, lmk if you catch any big bass I caught my pb largemouth on back to back years in october fishing sandcats up there !

Was hoping for a backwards walking outro.. I give it a 9/10.

Hey boley. I saw an 185 competitor parked off main st in hayward tonite bout 7. Any chance it was u, it was dark, if i woulda thot to look for suzuki, def you lol. Or do u have mercury now.

Hey what jacket from Simms is that I’m about to buy a jacket and I was curious what one that is and if it’s worth buying

No more Matlocks?

Do you think these tactics apply to Tiger Muskie?

@TomBoley

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

What speed are trolling at?

Hi. Great video. Please write lures names

How many times did it take you to film that opening? :D

@tom5848

3 жыл бұрын

They don't call him 1 take Tommy for nothing.

Link to the hoodie doesn’t work for me….

"Hello, my name is Tom Boley." What?! I like the video but miss your normal intro. Thanks for the lessons!

thats a biggun

Looked like Surly was signalling you had a follow abit before ya got bit

I’ll take a 4X

Wat speed Tom every ones different

@TomBoley

3 жыл бұрын

Generally in the 45 to 55 temp zone I go 3.5. Colder 2.7 to 3

Dude , I thought trolling was illegal on the big chip !!!!

@TomBoley

3 жыл бұрын

Nope

@muskietime

Жыл бұрын

Wisconsin permitted trolling a few years ago. Guess the Politicians got too old to cast and wanted to keep fishing like others had wanted to do for years.

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Dude....at 6:51 you grab the bait with your bare hand while the musky is still hooked. Not smart. If you’ve ever had a fish thrash and stab 5/0’s an inch into your hand, while he is still hooked, you’ll regret it instantly. I’d suggest getting a Grab-It. You can grab and remove the hooks without getting anywhere near the bait Not trying to be a jerk, just trying to save you significant injury. Few years back one of our group had go to the hospital two hours away to get his hand stitched doing the same thing Also, as far as I can tell the other bait is still in the water. First thing we do is pull lines so they don’t get tangled on a big fish. That fish was small enough to handle pretty easily. Not always the case

incredibly disorienting into bro.