With so much water, one day is not enough to pursue the variety of species this area has to offer, much less the beauty of the trip itself.
Michigan inland water route: A pleasing adventure for anglers and boaters Read More »
Next time you’re faced with bass in transition, try a little tenderness with drop-shots, Ned rigs, and 4-inch finesse worms to entice finicky fish into biting.
During summer doldrums, slow it down finesse style Read More »
With the number of lures having accumulated in tackle boxes over time, there are many oldies but goodies that could be pressed into service to catch some of the walleyes now present in these good old days of Lake Erie walleye fishing.
Vintage Lake Erie lures catching contemporary walleyes Read More »
If you like fishing for saugeyes and have not been to one of the following lakes, a few trips to one or all of them may up your success.
Five best bets for southeast Ohio saugeyes Read More »
Good fishing can be had during summer’s hottest days, you just have to adapt and switch things up. Here are some things you can do to try to increase your number of hooksets.
Dog days of fishing calls for adaptability Read More »
During the open-water months, there are typically three ways to travel to this fishing mecca on Lake of the Woods.
With Canadian border closure, how to get to the ‘Angle’ Read More »
Employ tactics that cross over to a number of different species, and that work well in a variety of situations.
Keep the bite alive during summer’s dog days Read More »
Devils Lake is probably the best walleye fishery this side of Lake of the Woods, and it’s amazing how many walleyes are in so many different locations.
Getting to know – once again – Devils Lake Read More »
And the lake, also known as Jones State Lake, produces largemouth bass up to 7 pounds.
Illinois Woos & Waters – Glen Jones Lake, Saline County Read More »
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