
How to catch spring walleyes, and now – video
Some great advice that will help you catch more walleyes this spring, no matter where you fish.

Some great advice that will help you catch more walleyes this spring, no matter where you fish.

Water temps continue to climb, patterns seem to be falling into place nicely, and the weather has been phenomenal.

The Minnesota DNR will receive $233.1 million from the bonding bill and $14.1 million from the cash bill to be used for infrastructure-improvement projects.
Also, two gun-control measures pass, and the House and Senate

The first couple of weeks of the walleye season have been rather slow, as I predicted. The late ice-out in the northern portion of Minnesota has resulted in fish lagging behind in their usual spring

The arrival of more springlike weather across eastern South Dakota has been accompanied by a rise in fishing success for anglers, and the number of anglers dropping lines in the region’s lakes and rivers is

As zebra mussels move in and lakes become more clear, it’s essential to get your baits away from the boat to not spook the fish.

The Minnesota Legislature passed the Environment and Natural Resources Conference Committee report last week that would authorize more than $1.6 billion in environment and natural resources spending over the next biennium. Gov. Tim Walz is

Evan Griggs and his buddy called it “The Amazon.” A watery jungle of sorts in Minnesota’s urban core.
The location in question: a city park on Minnehaha Creek in Minneapolis. This was spring 2013,

This is the time for jigging. Most anglers are anchoring up and vertically jigging with a jig and minnow. The best jig colors… gold, orange, chartreuse, pink or a combo of these colors.
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