I'm captain Ross Robertson I'm gonna tell. What Dipsy divers whatever. You want to call them fish hawk has. Something called the trips divers. Both of these tools are excellent. You need to fish deep. They excel for a lot of things. You can use it for salmon steel head walleyes but. Few things you want to know. This is a size 1 lure Jensen dip sea diver. Iusually use black. Some type of neutral color. When I'm fishing for walleyes. When you're using salmon. And steel head stuff. You can get a little. More of those fancy colors couple tips the ring this ring is going to give. You additional diving depth. It can be kind of pain. You know guys sometimes superglue. These on one of the reasons. Ireally like the FishHawk tripper trip diver is. This size is actually identical to a size. One dip sea diver with the ring so. You don't have to have a ring when you're using the trips diver which is really nice. Because there's one less thing to mess with so. You need to get a little bit deeper. It provides a bigger planing surface. When you're using these. And they're new out of the box. Something you really want to do is mess with the release.

That release tension just set perfect so. When you're fishing it you're not going to have too much tension. You have to continually pop the fish in. Yet not so tight that the fish won't come out work. This release just back. And forth lat times taking a dremel tool. And clean up any little burrs around there will make a big difference. Another thing I always put a snap on the back. That just makes it a lot easier for taking my leaders on. And off just kind of unhook. Both ways put another thing. That my buddy does is. He actually takes his weight out. And checks it on a postal scale he's really anal about. That stuff it'll make a difference to diving them.

Because sometimes the weights have a little extra burrs. Or sometimes they don't get poured as much so check. That out but some of the biggest stuff to know is. You can run three or four on a side. You look on the back you'll see there's numbers left. And right left being for the port right being for the starboard. And there it's from a0 to a3. And usually you want to put those. If you're going to run a couple little tip. Ilike to use as a 1. And a half and a 3 setting and that's going to allow. You to run these at different plane angles away from the boat. It changes the direction of the weight so. And a half would be like. Where 3 would be like. And a zero is going to be straight behind the boat you.

We also introduced a new product in. This particular program. Something called a tadpole I've been playing with the tadpoles for a couple to three years in the prototyping stages but. Now they're out and available for everyone to use. What is a tadpole is a sinking diving planer. Some unique functions. It dives like a crank bait. And pulls your lures down to depth then. You catch a fish it pulls in line. And allows you to have no resistance. When you're fighting the fish so. When you're fighting the fish. You feel is the fish don't feel the weight itself they're dynamite systems. Or spinners crank baits spoons. You name it just about. Anything you might want roll tadpole will get the job done for you see. We can't get a pattern going here that's a good fish it's not the it's not the fish. We caught the first time but it's definitely good to. Something a good well closer whoa. We got him in the bucket that's a little bit bigger man. This little guy in my hand here is called the tadpole new product mantra tackle. And essentially what it is its a diving planer but it's not directional doesn't go left. Or write it just goes straight down in the water.

And we're using the inline planer boards to get them out to the side to get our outward coverage. You notice it's got a little bit unique design to. It's got a little snap here in the front. It slides up and down. When it's in this position the opposition. It dives like a crank bait okay. You hook a fish it pulls to. This position now it's in line. You have very little resistance. While you're actually fighting the fish so the beauty of. You a little bit deeper but. You don't have to feel the resistance. Or the weight while you're actually playing beautiful walleye. Ilovely dude no place hasn't bigger. This man get in their buddy you.

Or car harnesses and the depth control. This is called the new tadpole. This is a tadpole one first size are going to come out with an experiment with. This year what it is it's basically kind of inline way. You can see we've got our crank bait snap attached here to the front our leader we're going to run a spoon behind. It today we want to call our harness just a six-foot leader of the spoon. Or collar harness what it does is opposed to an inline weight which sometimes. You use two or three. Or four ounces away to get deep. This is a one ounce weight actually the diving lip so. What it does it take a. One ounce weight the same pull the. One ounce weight which doesn't pull your boards back as hard but. We get a lot deeper. Because we've got the ability. This diving look bill in here you'll notice. That the snap actually slides up. And down so it'll go in the set position. And dive you catch a fish let go in the one set position.

And actually flip it back so. You don't have any pressure so a way to fish fairly deep with car harnesses. Or spoons in the efficient inline weight with. We only do with one ounce of weight so you're not gonna have. That extra drag on your board you're not gonna have the extra drag. And you'll pull the fishing because it's going to release called the tadpole from offshore check offshore tackle real easy to set in the water we're just going to take. It lets's set our spoon our car harness out the snap will actually go right to. Where the set position is. We keep pressure on. It we're gonna reel. It to the right ship like. We always do set out counter at zero. You can see how the snap is up on the V there that's going to make.

It dives we're gonna set in the water under pressure let. It go back we're gonna get dad down to the depth. We need for the depth control. We catch a fish what's going to happen is. That fish is going to pull. It back the snap is going to slide to the front of the tadpole it's gonna release no pressure at. All so a one ounce weight with only. One ounce pull behind your board. And on your rod butt. You can get down as deep as. You can with a three ounce in line weight without extra distance called the tadpole by offshore tackle look for your tackle stores. This year by a few gets out there. And use them great way to control your death control. When you're fishing with pro harnesses. Or spoons got a fish hanging background that's inside boar. You can see how the flag is down noses tips out.

Ididn't take the board back very far but. This usually assignment pretty good fish. They tip the Barrow dips I'm going to a couple cranks on the right holder get. And get good tension on. Istart real I just keep nice tension. You can see that board's kind of nose up. And kind of comb the back of the boat it's gonna be okay fish. Now a giant we're gonna be okay fish so. Ican just say the waypoint so. We know exactly we are we're getting these fish pinned in pretty good I'm gonna keep reel as Duncan keeps pressure on. That line and grabs the line so it's tight hold. It flies reel up tight. And we're ready to go. That was pretty five feet back on a big problem well take them. Some people expecting some fish for Thanksgiving so a little bonus couple days for Thanksgiving.