
Old-school bass fishing advice to catch ’em on top
Topwater Tony – wherever you are or aren’t – here’s to you.

Topwater Tony – wherever you are or aren’t – here’s to you.

As waters cool and become more oxygenated, fish get active.

Walleyes are always movers, but in autumn they move even more.

Big fish, easy to locate, and plenty of them.

The discovery of a much simpler and more durable weighting system.

Days are getting shorter and water is getting colder. All this adds up to is a stretched out winding-down period.

When you are on a busy lake, “Tackle” Terry Tuma says to look for food-source areas and structures that aren’t being heavily fished and suggests using techniques that differ from what other anglers on the

These systems were intended for open-water fishing, but could be adapted for ice fishing, too.
Trolling crankbaits for walleyes during the mid-summer months doesn’t need to be a complex process. Grab some line counter reels spooled with fluorocarbon, a few planer boards and some Northland Rumble B’s and you’re ready
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