Angler was pulling crankbaits in about 110 feet of water, hoping to find walleyes suspended in the water column. Instead, he landed a big rainbow that measured 241⁄4 inches.
Lake Carlos produces unexpected big rainbow trout Read More »
Walleyes, crappies and bass need to be coaxed into biting because they have numerous food choices and the lakes are loaded with young-of-the-year minnows.
Spin into midsummer with this productive jig Read More »
In the end, grilling whole fish isn’t rocket science. The more you do it, the better you’ll get at it.
The whole fish option: when fillets won’t cut it Read More »
If you’re trying to take your fishing to the next level, having the right tackle box is one way to do it.
Fish are settling into their summer patterns in manwy areas of the state.
Michigan Fishing Report – July 10, 2020 Read More »
Although there are a lot of undersized panfish in the lake, Au Sable does produce a few fish or trophy proportions. Since 2016, five Master Angler panfish have been caught in Au Sable Lake including a 14.25-inch crappie, an 11.3 inch rock bass, two pumpkinseed sunfish over 9 inches each, and a 10.5 inch bluegill.
Michigan Lake Preview – Au Sable Lake, Ogemaw County Read More »
This week Dan tells us about how the fish are reacting to this mid summer heat wave and what patterns they are following right now.
Milwaukee Area Fishing Report – July 10, 2020 [video] Read More »
Joe Henry give us an update from the banks if the Rainy River. Spoiler alert…. fishing is heating up and Joe tells us where to find them.
Lake of the Woods Area Fishing Report – July 9, 2020 [video] Read More »
You don’t need to have a lot of line out behind the boat. You’ll feel the bite much better and be able to set the hook much firmer.
Walleyes and live-bait rigging [video] Read More »
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