Top tactics for bull bluegills and crappies as the first hard water of the season envelopes the American ice belt.
Open water within driving distance? Then follow these tips for productive casting and functional, safe boating all winter long.
Don’t store the reels and long rods yet – fall angling opportunities for large fish still exist as October transitions into a cool early November.
Mid- to late-autumn bucketmouths and bronzebacks can run lunker-huge and produce some of the boat-fishing season’s most vigorous action.
Pre-rig your rods with multiple classic walleye setups for pursuing the trophy fish of early autumn.
As summer transitions into fall, consider your complete fishing repertoire to up your hook-setting odds with lunker largemouth or smallmouth.
A little sleuthing reveals where to find crappies from mid-summer to autumn open-water fishing periods.
In achieving fishing success with this important gamefish technique, start with your bait but consider all of your terminal tackle!
Minnesota’s inland waters walleye fishing season begins this Saturday, May 13. Follow T3’s advice for top walleye success this weekend and beyond.
Think stealth and quiet when working shallow or suspended crappies during the lengthening days of April and May.
Ice angling lessons to consider as another incredible hard-water season draws to a close.
With ice receding in parts of the region, many boats launching from docks are targeting late-winter, early-spring white and black crappies.
When negative biters crimp your angling style, switch up your tactics with this tool for multi-species hard-water success.
Don’t let the so-called ice fishing blues prevent you from landing walleyes and lunker panfish during the heart of the hard-water season.
By the mid-point of the hard-water season, top ice fishing sticks employ tips-ups for transitioning winter gamefish action.
Catching ice walleyes, pike, and panfish demands even more attention to sensory stimuli than you expend during the open-water fishing period
Every day on the lake will be different, but following a simple strategy can boost your ice fishing odds for success.
The ice formula guru, “Tackle” Terry Tuma answers the toughest angling questions from rank-and-file outdoorsmen for this winter’s hottest sport on hard water.
Hard-water angling will arrive across the ice belt soon, so prepare your equipment and multi-species plan for early ice now.
Take advantage of the warm autumn and potentially late ice-up by pursuing hungry black and white crappies
Learn to run spinner rigs and you’ll catch more fishing throughout the open-water angling season.
From bass to pike to walleyes to panfish, altering your methods from day to day, even minute to minute delivers better angling results.
During the open water angling season, you can achieve longer casts with these tips from “Tackle” Terry Tuma.
During any fishing season, understand how to maximize your angling efficiency, then stick with your open water or ice formula.
Too many anglers associate perch fishing with hard water when summer can produce jumbo action for kids and adults alike.
Minnesota’s 2016 walleye fishing season on inland waters begins on May 14, so keep a variety of jig colors and sizes in your tackle box.
