As fall approaches, walleye often prefer larger, bulkier baits. Learn how to increase the size and profile of your jigs and lures to target these fall feeding fish.
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Fall is one of the best times of year to catch big walleye, but success comes down to the right tackle choices. From classic jigs and minnows to modern tungsten setups, crankbaits, and stick baits, anglers have a variety of proven methods for fall walleye fishing, this guide covers the top lures and techniques you’ll want in your arsenal for consistent success on the water.
Jason Mitchell and Hall of Fame MN Guide Tom Neustrom discuss everything walleye and answer viewer questions live.
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Jason Mitchell and Hall of Fame MN Guide Tom Neustrom discuss everything walleye and answer viewer questions live.
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In Virtual Angling’s second installment of “Getting the Most Out of Your Lowrance Sonar” series, Jason Mitchell focuses on DownView and Side Imaging. If you…
Fishing electronics have become so powerful and so precise, it can be intimidating when learning how to use a new sonar unit. In this course,…
In this tip, Jason Mitchell shares why it’s necessary to rely on downscan (down imaging) when finding fish in deep water this time of year.…
A live discussion moderated by special guest Jason Mitchell covering everything midsummer walleye.





