Live sonar has been the most impactful advancement in fishing electronics, but most anglers are not leveraging its potential. Side scan has been an indispensable tool in my boat; however, it comes with certain limitations.
Pro Fishing Tip of the Week: Side-scanned walleyes via live sonar Read More »
For most anglers, the couple of weeks leading up to and after the fishing opener will be the first outing of the open water season. Many fishermen lean on past experiences to locate walleyes.
Pro Fishing Tip of the Week: Target warm water for early-season walleyes Read More »
Every spring, baitfish make their annual migration to the shallows to spawn. Through the early summer, the fish fry grow into minnows, and eventually they’re pushed off the shorelines and into the main lake. On Mille Lacs, this becomes noticeable around mid- to late July, often following a major cold front.
Pro Fishing Tip of the Week: Downsizing for the dog days Read More »
While monofilament line still has its place, I haven’t found any applications on spinning tackle that couldn’t be effectively accomplished with a braided main line and a fluorocarbon leader. Braided line mitigates twist, has no memory, has better sensitivity, casts farther, and can last many seasons.
Pro Fishing Tip of the Week: ’Tis the season for re-spooling with braid Read More »
It’s no secret that the slip bobber is one of the most effective techniques for fishing Lake Mille Lacs walleyes. While techniques and technologies have changed the way many people fish, slip bobbers remain relevant.
Minnesota’s Pro Fishing Tip of the Week: Finesse fish with a slip bobber Read More »
It’s common knowledge that water temperature plays a critical role in spring fishing.
Large concentrations of fish will position themselves in the warmest water available. This often will be the farthest point upstream in a river system, or the northernmost bay or shoreline in a lake. These areas can be extremely popular, so when crowds take over, here are my top three secondary options for spring fishing.
Minnesota Pro Fishing Tip of the Week: Top areas for springtime fishing Read More »
Underwater cameras are old technology in the modern world of fishing electronics, but they’re still an effective tool for finicky panfish.
Thoughts on the latest cameras for ice fishing and low-light panfish Read More »
A good portion of my winters are dedicated to targeting perch. Perch fishing is popular, and for good reasons. They’re fun, catchable, and one of the best fish to eat.
Minnesota’s Pro Fishing Tip of the Week: Calling in perch beneath the ice Read More »
One bait that always works in summertime is leeches. Leeches are the most consistent bait for the open-water season. Before guiding full-time, I spent a decade in the bait and tackle business. Working at a large bait shop revealed to me a common misconception among most anglers. When buying leeches, “bigger is always better” isn’t the case. Here is how I select leech size.
Pro Tip Of The Week: Leech size is key to fishing success Read More »
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