Walleye pro Rob Jones discusses how best to vertical jig for Detroit River walleye. Boat control is critical to keeping your jig near bottom and avoiding snags.
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[Music] follow this hunt your line wherever your line goes turn your motor to your line and give it a little bit just give it a little bit on your pedal catch up get off your pedal catch up get off your pedal wherever your line goes just follow it with the head of your motor you can’t go wrong and another thing that’ll help you out is your speed uh on your trolling motor you don’t want to have your speed up too high because then you’ll start overshooting your uh you start overshooting your line so if you have it like start off right in the middle and see how you’re moving on that certain day uh it dep depending on the Wind if you got more wind you you probably going to be a little more than five if you got less wind you you’ll be a little less than five start in the middle and just start moving to your line and it’ll tell you if you need to increase or decrease your uh speed that way it’ll keep your line vertical you have more control and you feel the bike better a lot when you vertical although you don’t have to be vertical to catch fish but you feel your bikes better
