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Out on Georgian Bay throwing jerkbaits for walleye and showing how I like to fish them. Just a day on the water breaking down cadence, pauses, and small adjustments that help get bites. Jerkbaits are a great way to cover water, and getting the retrieve right can make a big difference. If you like the video please like and subscribe, tightlines and happy opener! [YOUTUBE]https://youtu.be/5fuSwue72vs[/YOUTUBE]
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What a useless video! This is not what I expected to see or learn from this fishing website experience. I am tired of watching people catch fish who knows when…i would like to see real experiences on Georgian Bay with comments on how lures are presented, eatery temps at the time, depths, etc…videos mean nothing.
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QUOTE (GBayJoe @ May 12, 2026 - 06:58 pm)
What a useless video! This is not what I expected to see or learn from this fishing website experience. I am tired of watching people catch fish who knows when…i would like to see real experiences on Georgian Bay with comments on how lures are presented, eatery temps at the time, depths, etc…videos mean nothing.
Thanks for the feedback! This video was meant more to showcase how effective jerkbaits can be for springtime Georgian Bay walleye, but I appreciate the input. I’ll definitely keep more technical breakdowns in mind for future videos.
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Keep on doing what you do. Your videos are very informative, for new anglers and experienced anglers. Always nice to watch your time on the water. The gentleman that made that last comment liked one of your videos two years ago. Not sure why he didn't like this one. I don't like or use electronics, but still enjoy seeing how other anglers catch fish. You can't make a perfect video, most will like it...some will not. We were out on Balsam fourteen hours Tuesday afternoon and night. No electronics and found some fish. Real tough fishing though. LOL. Keep up the good work, maybe see you on the water someday.
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QUOTE (crappeeeman @ May 13, 2026 - 11:33 pm)
Keep on doing what you do. Your videos are very informative, for new anglers and experienced anglers. Always nice to watch your time on the water. The gentleman that made that last comment liked one of your videos two years ago. Not sure why he didn't like this one. I don't like or use electronics, but still enjoy seeing how other anglers catch fish. You can't make a perfect video, most will like it...some will not. We were out on Balsam fourteen hours Tuesday afternoon and night. No electronics and found some fish. Real tough fishing though. LOL. Keep up the good work, maybe see you on the water someday.
Thanks crappeeemaannnn! Maybe one day i’ll make my way over to balsam and see you around with the headlamp fishing for some night time walleye/crappie!!
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