All Eyes On Fishing's Podcast

Boat Rigging

Rigging your boat is highly personal.  A bracket here and a rod holder there.  It is all about personal feel and what you have seen others do.  Due to popular requests we go into how we rig our boats now and how we have rigged old boats.  We rig our boats to be efficient and and to store what we need.  We like open space free of hazards and we use that to fish at night and in tough weather conditions.  Lets talk rigging boats.   

Make 'em Bite/More Reaction Strike

As Walleye fishing and Walleye anglers continue to grow and expand their sometimes old school thought processes, more and more Walleye anglers are starting to resemble bass anglers.  Multiple rods used to optimize the number of baits that hit the water in a given area.  Aggressive shallow water tactics and less live bait produce more tournament wins then the traditional live bait presentations.  In this episode we talk reaction strikes and what that means.  How to go out and make them bite.  We need to stop coaxing Walleyes to bite and we need to fish for active Walleyes that are actively feeding.  This conversation gets carried over in tomorrows release of the Next Level where we are joined by Josh's tournament team mates Steve and Brooks Tyser and we continue to discuss reaction strikes! 

Boat Ramp Nightmares Reboot

It's that time of year.  Time to sit back and watch all those who sit on the ramps and load their boats.  Time to watch the cover come off for the first time this year while the boat is blocking a lane and is backed to the waters edge.  It's time to see all the dock smacking, chest wading, bad weather loading of the year!  BOAT RAMP NIGHTMARES.  If you are a long time listener, chances are you have listened to this one before, but if you are new to the All Eyes podcast we wanted to share one of our most popular episodes with you.  You don't want to miss this episode of some great stories of some of the worst boat ramp behavior we have seen.