Many prominent patterns emerge for walleye each fall on Devils Lake. Historically, Devils Lake can fish extremely well in the fall but remember that each fall offers several stages as…
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Live bait rigging, or Lindy rigging, is perhaps the most effective system for fishing walleye ever developed. Yet, it comes with its own set of nuances that can be crucial…
When trolling crankbaits with your rod holder, simple popping your line every-so-often can help put more fish in your boat.
Jason Mitchell shares key locations and baits for targeting walleye in depths less than 10 feet all summer long.
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.
Many anglers rig chubs in the fall for big walleye. Traditionally, rigging chubs means dragging a chub below or behind the boat. Scott Mackner however has developed some unique shallow water…
Fisheries biologists will tell you that walleyes are eating machines, feeding on whatever forage is available in a given body of water. But walleyes do show forage preferences based on…
National Walleye Tour Champion, Max Wilson, discusses which techniques worked for him during the NWT Championship event in Devils Lake, ND.
Post cold front conditions can flip the surface water temperatures significantly. It’s no secret that these conditions affect fishing, causing anglers to completely relocate or bail on fishing these days…
Canadian social media icon, Jay Siemens, explains his best tactics for fishing the popular bass presentation that has taken the walleye world by storm.
When casting out to fish big flats for walleye, paddle tail and fluke tail soft plastic baits fish different and you can catch a lot more fish if you know how to use them.
Here at Virtual Angling we’re big fans of Target Walleye and the extensive work that content creator Brett McComas puts in each week to report the latest and greatest goings-on in the…