Green Bay Guide Bret Alexander explains why to switch to more aggressive baits when the spring walleye bite gets tough.
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Jason Mitchell explains how to use hair jigs to cover more water when targeting spring crappies.
Guide Pat Kalmerton explains when to swap out the hair jigs for more aggressive blade baits and rippin’ raps (crankbaits) and a common misconception to avoid.
Each year we’re flooded with the latest and greatest tackle. Seems like every time you turn around some fishing manufacturer is promising the best thing since sliced bread, typically in…
Joe Bricko discusses how he won the AIM Pro Walleye Series tournament on the Mississippi River without forward facing sonar.
Crappie fishing can be a breeze in the spring and early summer if you can find down timber with scattered weeds.
Targeting spring crappies can be easy if you know where to find them and how to target them. Here are a couple quick tips to keep in mind.
Nicole King shares her best tips on how to target trout in streams for Wisconsin’s early catch-and-release only season.
Tournament Pro, John Cox, breaks down how he prepares his whacky rigs depending on the type of area he is targeting.
Details on how to find and target lake sturgeon in the spring from Jason Mitchell and expert Chris Zahn on the Rainy River.
Catch more walleye this spring on your hair jigs using this simple tip to increase your hook up rate.
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.
