Run the line along your boat at a 45-degree angle. If in relatively shallow water, run the lure about a foot off the bottom and set the hook quickly after the walleye strikes.
Early-summer walleye tips that will help you pinpoint and catch spring-to-summer transition walleyes.
Cold fronts can shut down bites fast, but with the right tactics, you can adapt and stay on fish.
These three presentations will catch fish in water anywhere from 1 to 10 feet when those walleyes have moved up to spawn or as they transition back out.
River walleye fishing in the early spring can be a very touchy bite. These baits and lures should give you a great starting point when the water is still cold and the fish are in
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources invites the public to comment on proposed walleye regulation changes for several lakes located in the Upper Peninsula counties of Dickinson and Iron.
Team Northland shares five walleye catchin’ tips that will help you ice more walleyes in the weeks ahead.
Located in the heart of the Keweenaw Peninsula, the future scenic site boasts Michigan’s impressive 110-foot waterfall and breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding forest. The memorial will honor veterans and provide a beautiful natural
Each of these three paddletail swim baits have their own unique action that works best in certain situations.
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