Even when fishing isn’t hot, finesse fishing tends to still produce. Keep these top three finesse rigs tied on and you are sure to catch fish even in the toughest conditions.
Spinners for summer walleyes really kicks into gear as the water begins to warm up.
Here are the incorrect beliefs he once held, and what he knows now.
To cover lots of water, there’s a need for speed – but too much can result in diminishing returns.
Try different things to see what works such as reeling at slow or faster speeds, twitching, or jerking the bait as you retrieve. Stay on top of the weed beds to trigger instinctual bites.
Quick rundown of some of my go-to springtime smallmouth bass presentations. Several different variations of a lot of these, but this is the general list of what I lean on for springtime smallies.
Five wide-ranging tips that will help you catch more walleyes this season, whether you’re pitching jigs, trolling cranks or anything in-between.
“Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about the use of short- and long-shank jigs for catching walleyes and sauger in the summer. Tuma says the jigs provide a better hook-set than stinger hooks and also suggests dropping
Live bait (especially minnows) has always been a staple for crappie anglers. There is a common issue with using live bait, though, namely deep-hooking fish that you want to release or quickly unhook. This is
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