If you can gain confidence using soft plastics for river walleye in the spring, there’s no doubt that you will land more fish.
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Spring river walleye fishing success hinges on one key factor: water visibility. Jason Mitchell explains how clear water, often a result of minimal snowmelt and runoff, dramatically improves your chances of landing more river fish in the spring.
Jason Mitchell shares three presentations that will help you land more walleye when fishing the early season on Green Bay.
Getting the most out of your forward facing sonar can be challenging, but there are a couple of different ways to do it. Mounting it…
The drop shot rig has created a lot of buzz over the past ten years particularly for bass over deeper structure. No surprise that the drop…
Jason Mitchell breaks down how he is effectively targeting fish right now in northern Minnesota. Everyone has been talking about the late ice out, however,…
When Jason Mitchell uses his charts, especially when targeting specific structure like boulders, reefs, or transitions, there are a couple features he uses to enhance…
While you can find crappie on many different types of water, trophies can be much harder to find as not every fishery produces big crappie.
When fishing precise spot-on-the-spot locations, there’s one add-on that can greatly improve your boat control.
Jason Mitchell breaks down locations, tackle, and the gear you need to target spring walleye from shore on Devils Lake.
Jason Mitchell shares how to fish spring walleye near riprap – a location that’s often overlooked but can be a hot bed during the spawn.