Trolling Spoons for Lake Erie Walleye and Steelhead

Recorded July 14th, 2023. Hudson and Cody spent some time fishing the central basin of Lake Erie searching for potential tournament/ derby winning Walleye and Steelhead. We didn't find any winners, but the Walleye bite was ON!
We spent our time trolling in deeper waters (70 - 78ft) between 2.5 - 2.9mph. The 3 3/4" Pro King Silver Series spoons were on fire. The colour almost didn't matter, as long as it was flashy.
The cherry on top was going 3/3 on the Steelhead! It was a beautiful morning.
Thanks for watching! Drop a comment, let us know what you think!

[@mcavell45]

Crushed em! Nice work boys!

[@UnderTheScopeOutdoors]

Thanks for watching!!

[@josephmalone8363]

these guys don't miss🙌

[@UnderTheScopeOutdoors]

Thanks for watching! It is much appreciated.

[@slimshadycustoms]

Nice job! Cool video. BTW, I used to think that sliders went 1/2 way down as well, but I learned that it is actually closer to 2/3 after they are down there a while. I can see them on my graph, which is how I figured it out. It must be due to the blowback of the cannonball that changes the angle and makes them go deeper.

[@averagejoefishing7833]

Mercury really is good for you! In all seriousness great video, y'all have an awesome dynamic.

[@UnderTheScopeOutdoors]

Hahaha get your blood tested often! Thanks for watching man, it’s much appreciated!

[@kevinmalott9625]

Good video! Noticed the Cabbin Creek hat . You guys from Chatham Kent?

[@UnderTheScopeOutdoors]

Thanks for watching! Good eye, we're from around the area lol

[@Moondog9322]

You must be extremely confident that 15 incher wasn't short. I assume you actually measured it.

[@Ccfishing-np7vy]

Not all parts of Lake Erie are America dude. No size restrictions in Ontario waters of Erie.

[@UnderTheScopeOutdoors]

We fish the Canadian side of Lake Erie under our Canadian sport fishing licenses. No slot size in regulation.