Some general walleye patterns seem to emerge on a wide range of fisheries each fall, but there is no one-size-fits-all fishing strategy.

Reaction style baits often become more productive in the fall. Max Wilson covers how you can use blade baits to catch more walleye this time of year on rivers.

Many walleye will push up into the rivers and tributaries late into the fall on Green Bay. Guide Bret Alexander breaks down how to target them.

Full-time guide and North Dakota expert, Mike Peluso, shares tips for road hunting fall walleye with jigging raps.

Pro Angler Max Wilson recently fished the Predator Fishing World Championships in the Czech Republic and shares his tough bite tactic for using swimbaits for walleye and zander.

With so few people fishing in the fall, you can troll some of the most well-known locations to catch walleye on Devils Lake. 

Shiners can be a very productive bait, but they’re not very durable and will often fall off the hook. Jason Mitchell covers a few simple tricks to keep them on longer.

Tournament pro and experienced South Dakota guide, Jarrod Fredericks, breaks down why you can find walleye shallow in the fall and how to target them.

When it comes to fall walleye fishing, you can’t beat Rainy River. From trophy fish, to little crowds… here are 10 reasons you NEED to plan your fall walleye trip now!