Smallmouth Bass Postspawn Deadsticking Finesse
As smallmouth spawning draws to a close, slow retrieves with long pauses tempt reluctant bass into...
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Musky Spring Small Bucktail Success
Bigger is not always better! Early-season muskies prefer smaller profile lures to real mouthfuls....
Read MoreWalleye Pre-Summer Feeding Peak
As pre-summer conditions build to a feeding peak, walleyes begin schooling and feeding on...
Read MoreMusky Spring Patterns – Shallow or Suspended?
Two location patterns dominate musky fishing in spring. In lakes with cold-water baitfish like...
Read MoreBass – Spring is Prime Time to Discover New Waters
In spring, 95% of the fish population is shallow. Focus on shallow bays and food shelves to...
Read MoreSmallmouth Bass Tactics According to Weather
In spring, 95% of the fish population is shallow. Focus on shallow bays and food shelves to quickly locate and catch fish and to evaluate the lake’s potential.
Read MoreSmallmouth Bass Spawning Location
Expansive sand and gravel shorelines usually provide the best smallmouth spawning areas. Use your...
Read MorePike Spring Spinnerbait Success
In spring, slow-rolling a spinnerbait through shallow bays and across developing weed flats...
Read MoreWalleye Jig & Crankbait Double Trouble
Walleyes using the deeper portions of weed flats respond to both vertical jigging and casting...
Read MoreWhite Bass Postspawn Surface Tactics and Behavior
After spawning, roving schools of white bass roam bays, flats and offshore basins. The fish feed...
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Largemouth vs Smallmouth Bass in Late Spring (The Basics)
With the cold weather we’ve experienced the past few weeks, water temperatures have receded as...
Read MoreLargemouth Bass Behavior in High Water
Largemouth bass react to rising water levels by moving into the back reaches of newly-flooded bays and coves. Rather than searching acres of flooded timber, focus on steeper, harder-bottomed bank sections with submerged rock or...
Read MoreWalleye Seasonal Location GPS Mapping
GPS mapping technology provides quick and accurate clues for locating walleyes on a seasonal...
Read MoreCrappie Spring Shallow Bobber Tactics
Shallow crappies are both finicky and spooky, tucked within shallow weeds, reeds or wood cover....
Read MoreNipigon River Brook Trout Fishing Adventure
One of the most impressive and unique angling opportunities in Ontario is Nipigon River brook...
Read MoreSpot-Lock and Record-a-Track on your Humminbird
Spot-Lock and Record-a-Track are two of the most useful walleye fishing features on your Minn Kota...
Read MoreWalleye Spring Crankin’ Shallow Rocks
When walleyes are scattered across shallow rocks and weeds, nothing beats a crankbait presentation...
Read MorePike Y Bone Removal Made Easy
If you’re looking for a simple pike Y bone removal process, you’ve come to the right...
Read MoreFinding Slab Crappies in Spring (Where to Look)
Throughout the region, bays and channels hold abundant slab crappies and big bluegills at this time. Fish lily pad roots, bulrushes, reeds and other shallow cover, using slender bobbers to suspend tiny jigs about 12 to 16 inches...
Read MoreEarly Season Catfish with Spinner Rigs
Large concentrations of early season catfish will flock to dams in late spring and early summer...
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