Insider From Shore: The Farther The Better

Sometimes, the best spot to cast to is as far out as you can launch your bait. Many rod

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Spanking-Good Shoreline Cranks

Walleyes use four primary senses to find food: sight, sound, smell, and vibration signals

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Wading With The In Crowd: Inlet Walleyes

In spring, walleyes are instinctively drawn to flowing water. Catching them in inlets--small

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Top Spots For Shore Walleyes

In spring, walleyes typically start spawning once the water reaches 40F to 45F. Fact is, warmer

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Slipbobbering River Walleyes

Rivers, the ultimate fishing universe for avid walleye anglers, provide certain advantages over

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Snagless: Tipping The Treetops

The unpleasant thought of getting snagged may cause some anglers to cringe at the proposition

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Weedless, Not Fishless, For Walleyes

When it comes to fishing near wood or heavy weeds, most walleye anglers head the other way.

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Crankin' The Cabbage

Cabbage? Hmmmmmmmmm. A little coleslaw or perhaps some corned beef on St. Patrick's Day, but

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Three-way River Rigs

Colorful jigs and dressings, vibrating bladebaits, flashy jigging spoons -- all are more

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Pitching Crank Baits For Walleyes

In-Fisherman's thirty-year veteran Doug Stange uses the Rapala Clackin' Minnow to pitch for

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Friday the 13th Pike!!

Danny Gagner East Grand Forks Minnesota I was vertical jigging on a rock reef when I

10 Steps to Better Jigging

Most anglers believe they know all about jigs just because jigs have been around ever since man

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