
Numbers and size: muskies in late fall
Anglers who devote a lot of time and energy chasing muskies know that many of the year’s biggest fish are boated during late fall.

Anglers who devote a lot of time and energy chasing muskies know that many of the year’s biggest fish are boated during late fall.

Fall offers the second-best time of year to catch walleyes in both quality and quantity. Small, shallow lakes across north country are cooling quickly by mid- to late September, thereby offering an excellent starting point

Kyle Bahr, who’s not only an Outdoor News Junior Pro Team Captain, but also an experienced tournament angler, shares a quick bass fishing technique to help you catch more bass in the open water.
Triggering slow-biting river walleyes Charles ‘Turk’ Gierke Years of guiding experience: 21 Favorite bodies of water: Mississippi and St. Croix rivers Anglers need to know that mid September is closer to the dog days of
Three killer open-water walleye tactics before ice-up

One of the oldest lures in most angler’s tackle boxes gets overlooked this time of year. It might surprise some readers that this lure is Rapala’s Jigging Rap, which hit the market in the 1960s,
Mimicking the top bass forage of autumn

Bigger baits will help trigger bites among the largest and most active ’gills of late summer or early fall

Though the drop-shot rig has been popular among expert bass anglers for many years, I still talk to anglers who haven’t tried it, especially those who fish for walleyes and panfish.
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