Jon Thelen alters his plan to fish Winibigoshish due to weather and chases down post spawn walleyes on a small nothern Minnesota Lake by trolling Lindy jigs tipped with a shiner minnow. This can be very effective, but often overlooked tactic for spring walleyes across the Midwest.
Al Lindner talks about using electronics to not just find the best spot where the fish are but even more than that he dials in where the fish are and why.
Pre-spawn walleyes are this week’s target and a Lindy Jig tipped with a minnow proves to be a deadly combination as the fish become more active as water temps rise throughout the day.
To call in the big walleyes under the ice, you need to have an aggressive presentation that would attract them from greater distances.
Learning how to troll crankbaits for walleye in the summer can reap big rewards.
Al Lindner is jigging for open-water walleyes. The surprise is that he found that Rapala’s Jigging Rap to work in the summer months.
Jon Thelen demonstrates how to use spinner rigs and crawler harnesses to catch walleyes.
Al Lindner and Dan Sura talk about catching walleyes in the weeds late in the spring.
Jon Thelen demonstrates how to use leadcore line to keep a crankbait in the strike zone.
Rapala Pro Anglers, Al Lindner and Dan Sura, catch Walleye using three-way rigging techniques with Rapala lures.
This walleye was caught and released while fishing on Green Bay with a jig head and Gulp.
