Docks. Lily pads. Slop. It’s all good. Whisper the word “Toad” or “Popper” to a bass fisherman and watch his eyes fixate on an imaginary blow-up in the pencil reeds. He might even reel-down...View article
Fish have the same five major senses as you—sight, smell, scent, taste and touch—although they’re a bit different, adapted for use underwater. Fish use their combined input to locate food and...View article
What goes up—comes down. And it’s on the way down that walleyes—most fish for that matter—eat the thing, so long as the thing meets other standards of approval. Most anglers understand...View article
There's more to spring walleye location than simply fishing on or near rocks. Myriad factors combine to create habitat options. Some are common to most natural lakes; others, less so. The...View article
Dams host the majority of river walleye angling, particularly in late winter and early spring. Fish migrating toward spawning areas stack up in massive proportions in the first mile or so of impenetrable...View article
