
Minnesota Pro Tip of the Week: Orange sinker getting walleyes on Mille Lacs
They see this little orange thing, and they turn towards the lure which is making some noise, and they see the minnow and just nab it.

They see this little orange thing, and they turn towards the lure which is making some noise, and they see the minnow and just nab it.

The easiest way to get them is by trolling shad-bodied crankbaits.

Tips for this early morning trolling pattern.

Try multiple colors, sizes, and vibration patterns of crankbaits to catch these late-summer and early-fall walleyes.

Walleyes often like weeds because of cooler water, ample food sources and, often, less fishing and boating pressure. “Tackle” Terry Tuma suggests using a small jig topped with either a leech or a small night

A boatload of information that will help you catch more river walleye during the fall months, including three favorite tactics and some tips for locating fish on structure.

Catching walleyes shallow by pulling spinners behind the boat, but there are a few key things to do to increase your success.

A light, sweet and delicate version of one of the most pleasant-tasting North American fishes.

Valuable information that will help you catch more walleyes on spinner rigs, a go-to tactic during the summer months.
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