All Eyes On Fishing's Podcast

To Bait Cast or Not to Bait Cast?

Is it worth the risk of a biblical backlash to be able to cast a few extra feet?  In the words of Shakespeare... To Bait Cast or Not to Baits Cast?  That is the question.  On this podcast Brads son joins us for a little talk on reels and ratios.  Sounds a little bit like a college party.  Join us for the first part of this conversation and then sign up for The Next Level and we will carry on the conversation into bait casters!  You can subscribe to The Next Level at 

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Status of Fishing 2021

As 2021 draws to a close we take a look back at the industry of fishing and the challenging times.  Equipment is hard to come by and sponsorships are rare.  Gas prices are sky high and the cost of being a tournament angler has doubled.  Technology has become race in fishing and if you are a have not, you may find yourself at a disadvantage.  Lets talk fishing!

 

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Escanaba Fall Fishing

Fall fishing on Little Bays De Noc in Escanaba, MI could be a little piece of heaven on earth.  Walleyes averaging over 20 inches and 5 pound Smallmouths considered average, this part of the UP is pretty tough to beat.  Brad and Mitch met up with some All Eyes previous guests to go all in on some fall Bays De Noc fishing.  

 

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Vertical Presentations

This Next Level episode covers vertical presentations.  Vertical jigging in the fall is a key presentation to catching big Walleye.  With an abundance of bait in most lakes it's vital to be able to set your presentation apart for the natural forage.  If you have not subscribed to the Next Level YET, you are missing out.  Go to https://aeof.supercast.tech/ and subscribe today for more of your favorite podcast!  

Fall 21

The fall feed bag is starting and trophy Eyes will be in high demand.  Reservoir systems can be tricky with changing water levels and the big lakes rely on the wind and changing water temps.  It's all about finding the abundant bait in the lake and making them bite.  

 

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Luck vs. Skill

The question that is asked by all...  Is fishing luck or skill?  Does it have to be one or the other or can it be both?  

Make Em Bite

It's hot and the fish aren't biting!  You can't get them to bite anything you threw a month ago.  You see them on your graph but they just aren't hungry.  WRONG!  Not only are they hungry but they are feeding constantly.  Chances are you aren't looking in the right place and you aren't a very good competitor.  You are competing with mother nature and in a healthy lake you are a 7th round draft pick looking to make the team.  You GOTTA MAKE EM BITE.

 

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Colorado Walleye Trail

Lets talk the Colorado Walleye Trail.  After two full seasons of operating the Colorado Walleye Trail we talk about what it's like to fish the Colorado circuit and how much fun we have.  We are proud of our anglers and the competition in the CWT.  Colorado is not the first place you think of when it comes to great Walleye water, but it should be one of the first places you think of when it comes to great Walleye anglers!  

Stupid Shallow For Summer Eyes

This is a must listen.  Fishing stupid shallow in 100 degree weather with high skies and cover so thick it makes Large Mouth scared.  The first part of the extended conversation on The Next Level!

 

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Early Cover

Late spring and early summer provide Walleye anglers with a great opportunity to find those hungry eyes in new weed growth or high water areas.  Looking for eyes in vegetation and timber is most often over looked by Walleye anglers, but it can be the best place to find those big eyes.  Don't be afraid to go shallow.  Two feet or less can lead to 30 pound days!

 

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