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.
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4 top ice guides reveal secrets for diabolical mid- to late-ice walleye bites Right now, ravenous packs of marble-eyed wolves are patrolling underwater woods, some on the edges, others in…
It’s hard to beat Red Lake in northern Minnesota for ice fishing walleye. Nicole Stone breaks down the basics to help you plan a successful trip.
Owner and operator of Rainydaze Guide Service, Chris Granud, shares how to catch more walleye vertical jigging in the fall on Rainy Lake.
Cass Lake guide Will Pappenfus shares his expert tips for finding the best spots and choosing the right tactics for the conditions.
Joe Bricko talks about what it took to win the 2024 AIM championship on Lake of The Woods and become 2024 AIM Team of The Year
With the water clearer than ever, the best baits for Leech Lake have changed. Toby Kvalevog of Leisure Outdoors explains.
Zebra mussels have changed the landscape on Leech Lake, MN. Chuck Hasse explains the critical adaptions you need for success.
As the water cools, look for the bite to continue to get better every week. There will be a transition where presentations will change.
Joe Bricko discusses how he won the AIM Pro Walleye Series tournament on the Mississippi River without forward facing sonar.
Bait should be readily available for the 2024 opener with the exception of shiners which could be hit-or-miss.
The flow on the Rainy River is very low right now. Justin Wiese shares exactly how you should adjust your presentation to catch more fish this spring.