By Joel NelsonContributing Writer There’s more than one way to skin – catch, actually – a walleye, and it’s true that a variety of presentations can work well on a given day. Usually, however, there’s
By Javier SernaAssistant Editor Sauk Centre, Minn. — Bait shop owners, resorters, fishing guides, and others who cater to ice anglers were responding this week to the major snowstorm that recently swept across much of
By Jerrod Vila Contributing writer Venturing out onto the hardwater is easily one of my favorite things to do. As the winter presses on, tactics along the way will change. First Ice First ice is
By Joel NelsonContributing Writer Whether I’m at a sport show or in a retail store, I hear the lament, especially from older anglers: “It’s all so complicated now.” One step removed from, “What will they
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It doesn’t matter where you live in the ice-fishing belt: A walleye is a walleye, and seasonal winter moves and changes happen for these fish just as they do during the open-water period. Where you’ll
By Glen SchmittStaff Writer So you’ve been sitting on the fence about diving a bit deeper into this ice fishing thing. Or, you’ve been at it a while and haven’t experienced the success you’d anticipated. Regardless
By Jeremy Smith / Contributing Writer Across much of the ice belt, the hard-water season has arrived. Whether you’re ready or not, it’s here! The early ice-fishing season is a special time of year. While
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