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.
Where to mount and how to use your forward-facing sonar to help you catch more suspended crappies this spring.
While each fishery can differ, we’ve found some universal concepts that seem applicable for walleye just about everywhere come spring.
Scott Mackner and Jason spend an hour answering member questions on late ice panfish in the latest seminar replay. Available NOW for all members.
In this video Jason Mitchell explains what anglers mean when talking about crushing a wax worm. It’s a phrase some anglers will throw around, and…
Pros Jason Mitchell and Max Wilson discuss spring walleye fishing tips and tactics.
There is no shortage of ice fishing jigs for panfish, so we break down lure categories to help you make better buying decisions.
Regardless of whether you do a lot of ice fishing or are completely new to it… ice fishing bluegill is entertaining and easy to learn.
Sometime a tough panfish bite just requires live bait. Waxworms are a common go-to and here’s a quick tip that can help you catch more fish.