Algae blooms don’t necessarily shut walleye fishing down midsummer. Jason Mitchell covers how this affects walleye patterns and tips for targeting them.
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When you’re trolling leadcore in reservoirs, there are a few key adjustments you need to make to land more walleye when going with vs against the current.
Toby Kvalevog has been guiding in northern Minnesota (Leech Lake) for several years and also has a very accomplished tournament resume. Kvalevog is regarded as a master when it comes…
It’s no surprise that there is always a population of walleye that will live in the weeds. However, these weeds change and get taller throughout the summer, forcing you to…
Tournament Pro Dennis Bense shares a quick tip for setting up your reel clicker as a bite indicator when fishing two rods where it’s legal.
Jigging below the boat is a common tactic for targeting midsummer walleye. Below we discuss how to choose the best jig size and line to make the most of your…
Bottom bouncers are great tools for really fine-tuning bottom transitions which aids your boat control and understanding of a location.
One of the best ways to target walleye on river channels and back sloughs is to long line troll with braided line.
Looking for Minnesota panfish destinations? There is no better place than panfish paradise. Here are 5 Otter Tail County Panfish Lakes to score that next trophy.
Dirty water in the spring can make fishing tough. We cover a quick tip on water color to help you find more post spawn walleye.
Post spawn walleye often don’t travel far from their spawning sites and can be found by looking for a few key things.
Nicole Stone provides a complete guide to spring crappie fishing. Learn where to find them, what to use, when they spawn, and why they turn black!
