ZMAN GRAPH SHADZ FOR MONSTER WALLEYE

I completely agree, this is how I grew up fishing and it was the best! The one thing electronics will do now that is impossible to do without them is select for big fish! I have caught many many fish in my short life and after you reach a certain point its the big fish that interest you! With these electronics, it allows me to skip hundreds of fish a day that i know are good quality fish, but are not the potential trophy I am looking for! To your point about shallower lakes, you 100% do not need electronics, but like you said when it comes to things like targeting suspended fish over deep water which are often above average sized, it is the biggest game changing piece of equipment ever released to the public. The fact that you dont have to troll to somewhat effectively target these fish which have remained virtually unpressured for many many years, is just unbelievable. But yes not seeing the bite before it happens definitely gets the heart pumping!!!

At the rate you are catching monster walleye and taking your age into consideration, the inevitable will happen. You will either come very close, or break the Ontario walleye record. I am still trying to break the Ontario crappie record, coming very close once. Good luck chasing the Monsters.

I mean that would be incredible, time will tell! Will be very difficult to beat 36.5!! Sure would be fitting to have someone with the username crappeeeman be the crappie record holder, go get em!!!!!

...then you may have to change your handle to "walleyeman". Would be cool to see it happen in one of your videos.

BTW, also love old school fishing for panfish and shallow water species esp. in areas I know well and have fished alot...in those cases, there is absolutely no need for sonar (so almost always leave he extra weight at home). Some species (like what I have been targeting, WF), without a sonar, there is far too much water to cover (they can be quite shallow at times (my shallowest was in less than 10' of water) and can get into water over 100' but I generally don't try to fish in water too much deeper than about 60-70' - just takes too long to get the lure down to them). And the other thing with this species, seeing how they are react to your lure can help to increase interest in biting....I am still learning alot about how to get non-commital fish to commit. And it seems what works changes frequently too. At some point, I will have a pretty decent idea where to target them when and with what presentation. Then I think I will depend much less on the sonar...weeellll....maybe not for WF

Yep Georgian Bay is a trophy fish factory for sure!! Its funny you say ice fishing because I meant to try and see how this bait would work vertically but never did! I too suspect it might be killer on the ice!!

Let us know if you try it ice fishing. The ice fishing came to mind when you were showing in your video how that thing moves in the water. If they have smaller ones, I would think they should do quite well with ice fishing perch on Simcoe too.

Hahah I would change it to walleyeman but although my content is currently more walleye focused, I do plan on releasing more content targeting other species! I love whitefish, perch, lake trout,bass and pretty much everything that swims!If i could be out there everyday I would make videos targeting a much broader range of species! If I ever catch a record walleye on camera that will probably be the highlight of my life and if that happens it will definitely be something I make a video on without a doubt!!

Well said, I completely agree!

Yep Georgian Bay is a trophy fish factory for sure!! Its funny you say ice fishing because I meant to try and see how this bait would work vertically but never did! I too suspect it might be killer on the ice!!

Let us know if you try it ice fishing. The ice fishing came to mind when you were showing in your video how that thing moves in the water. If they have smaller ones, I would think they should do quite well with ice fishing perch on Simcoe too.

I will definitely let you know! I know the lake trout wont resist!