Tips & Features
A late transition: Crappie fishing should be hot right now
As we thin down the month of May and dip our toes into early June, before the calendar actually proclaims the start of summer, a lot of Pennsylvania lakes should experience some great post-spawn fishing
Subtle jigging for cold-weather conditions – video
“Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about using subtle jigging actions for tough-bite fish. In extreme cold weather, Terry says to match the jigging action according to a fish’s movement. Too much movement, like an aggressive lift-and-
Water temperature and spring fishing – video
Temperature can be an important word this time of year – both water temperature and air temperature. Both can play a role in fishing success. Springtime fishing and temperature oftentimes go hand-in-hand.
Walleyes, please – and hold the live bait
Working that jig and minnow – without the minnow!
Follow these guidelines, and the versatile jig will reward you
There are a few rules when fishing a jig that can make it nearly magic.
Five reasons you’re not catching enough walleyes
Follow a handful of simple guidelines, don’t overthink things, and walleyes will come to the net more consistently.
You can’t go wrong with tube jigs
A tube may be the most versatile choice in your tackle kit.
Boat shortages, the guv’s opener, and shallow crappies
For crappies, once in the bay or canal, fan-cast the area with extra-long casts until you make contact with the fish.
Minnesota Pro Tip of the Week: Walleyes should be post-spawn for opener
Even though the spawn has basically been over for a couple weeks, look for walleyes in shallow depths of 6-12 feet especially if there is wind affecting shallow structures.
