Tips & Features
Walleye jigs: How to adjust drop speed to catch more fish – Video
Modifications you can make to your jigs to either slow or increase your drop speed to potentially trigger more strikes.
Maple syrup: From the woods to the table – Part I
Want to tap your own maple syrup? Ron Hustvedt’s video blog below walks you through the process.
Why use tungsten for open-water panfish? – Video
Here’s why you can lean on tungsten for open-water panfish during certain situations. Crappies, bluegill, tungsten jigs … there are plenty of good combos to make it happen.
Hunting tips: Prepping for your spring turkey hunt
Turkey hunting can be as simple or complex as you make it. Here are some things to get you started in the right direction for your spring hunt.
Minnesota Pro Tip of the Week: Don’t sleep on the perch bite
On Mississippi River Pool No. 4, we have an excellent yellow perch bite every spring, and you don’t need a boat to access this bite.
Refine your river-fishing presentations
As we reach the end of March, the Missouri River in North Dakota and South Dakota begins to produce some of its best walleye action of the young season. The Missouri is special and unique
Early-season walleyes on the Rainy River – Video
Early season walleye action is finally humming on the Rainy River on the Minnesota/Ontario border. Here are some up-to-date conditions, as well as some go-to presentations and strategies for targeting spring walleyes in river systems.
Looking ahead to spring: Trolling for muskies
If you’re persistent this early spring and put in the time you’ll connect with a muskie at some point. Be ready, have a plan, and remain calm – until the fish is netted and in
