Helpful advice for finding and catching early summer walleyes and smallmouth bass during the post-spawn period as they dump out into deeper water with water temperatures on the rise.
By covering the top, the edge, and the bottom of a flat, chances are you will connect with fish somewhere.
Walleye bite remains solid on Lake Bemidji. With super-hot weather on the way, be prepared.
So why fish Mille Lacs for walleyes when you can’t keep any? Here’s why these guys do it – and how they’re doing it.
After the cold front last week, weather conditions stabilized a bit more and walleyes seem to be responding in most areas.
An action-packed day of walleye and multi-species fishing on the river, and a few tips that will help you put more fish in the boat this season.
Those who visit Elbow come for the scenery, solitude, and its walleyes. In fact, it’s nearly a walleye-exclusive lake with a few northern pike mixed in.
The fishing has been fairly solid. Some fun ways to catch them. Here’s what’s worked this past week …
Crankbaits work well for aggressive fish, but “Tackle” Terry Tuma says to consider plastic lures.
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