Tips & Features
The best way to find – and catch – walleyes? It might be a trolling crank
Here are a few items to take into consideration the next time you’re trolling.
Don’t give up on trout-stocked lakes
Importantly, you’re going to need to fish deep. Use a jig, either a flat-sided head, a ball jig or a bladed jig – and a ¼-ounce jig so it stays deep on a long trolled
Post-spawn a good time to catch bass
You need to put some time in, confident in what you are doing.
Looking for a great walleye-fishing trip? Try Devils Lake
This is a great walleye-fishing destination, and the best fishing is happening right now. The water tends to green up as we get into late July, but right now, the water quality is excellent.
Pro Tip of the Week: Make sure those crankbaits run right
The big key is to run crankbaits that track dead straight.
Pursuing summer walleyes – video
Breaking down top four go-to tactics for chasing down summer walleyes, and some tips for locating walleyes during the heat of the summer.
Power fishing for bass – video
“Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about power fishing for bass. He suggests using a trolling motor and moving quickly through structural locations to trigger neutral or negative fish. Crankbaits, spinner baits and swim baits all work
Time for day-trippin’ fishing at Upper Red
It’s hard to believe it continues to put out walleyes given all the winter pressure and now the open-water pressure.
