Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Jeremy Smith and Ty Sjodin are walleye trolling bottom bouncers with spinner rigs, and talk about the benefits of having the rod-reel-line-presentation all balanced together. The Daiwa Lexa LC line counter reel is designed perfectly for trolling walleye with bottom bouncers. It features a low-profile design for comfortable handling and extra line capacity. Using that in combination with the right rod and different weights/rigs, allows you to adjust to specific depths to replicate bites.
When walleyes relate to rocky structures, finding and catching them can be challenging. These fish often hide in crevices or remain close to the bottom, making them difficult to locate using electronic devices alone. In such conditions, trolling becomes an invaluable tool—not just for efficiency, but for its ability to locate active fish across broad stretches of structure.
On this particular outing, we decided to pull spinner rigs across various pieces of rocky structure. The strategy paid off quickly. We had early action with a small walleye, followed shortly by a quality fish that fought like a bass before revealing itself as a chunky, energetic walleye. These moments highlight the excitement and effectiveness of this technique.
Why Spinner Rigs Work
Spinner rigging is an incredibly efficient way to cover water and find fish that are willing to bite. While techniques like jigging can be effective, they often rely on fish being aggressive. Spinner rigs, on the other hand, let you move through less act
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Jeremy Smith and Ty Sjodin are walleye trolling bottom bouncers with spinner rigs, and talk about the benefits of having the rod-reel-line-presentation all balanced together. The Daiwa Lexa LC line counter reel is designed perfectly for trolling walleye with bottom bouncers. It features a low-profile design for comfortable handling and extra line capacity. Using that in combination with the right rod and different weights/rigs, allows you to adjust to specific depths to replicate bites.
When walleyes relate to rocky structures, finding and catching them can be challenging. These fish often hide in crevices or remain close to the bottom, making them difficult to locate using electronic devices alone. In such conditions, trolling becomes an invaluable tool—not just for efficiency, but for its ability to locate active fish across broad stretches of structure.
On this particular outing, we decided to pull spinner rigs across various pieces of rocky structure. The strategy paid off quickly. We had early action with a small walleye, followed shortly by a quality fish that fought like a bass before revealing itself as a chunky, energetic walleye. These moments highlight the excitement and effectiveness of this technique.
Why Spinner Rigs Work
Spinner rigging is an incredibly efficient way to cover water and find fish that are willing to bite. While techniques like jigging can be effective, they often rely on fish being aggressive. Spinner rigs, on the other hand, let you move through less act
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