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Sportsmen Since 1968

Simple fishing in complex times: Target your local river system

Looking for active fish in cooler water during the warm summer of 2023? Al Lindner reminds readers to consider the region’s ample rivers and streams for multi-species opportunities. Bonus points: They’re often underfished! (Photos by Lindner Media Productions)

As a longtime angler and fishing communicator, I’ve spent a great deal of time following the major bass and walleye tournament trails. It’s a great way to see what’s working – and what’s not – on a given body of water at a given point in time.
These events often are the battlegrounds where new fishing strategies emerge, old ones get refined, and some serious fishing education goes to work. If you spend any amount of time following these trails, you’ll quickly notice that most of the talk these days revolves around forward-facing sonar. Trust me, I get it. But frankly, I’m kind of tired of it.

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