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Illinois River Winter Sauger Location
Matt points out areas to check out for Fall Sauger in Illinois River.
Make Sure you Have a Life Jackets While Fishing in the Cold
Tommy Kemos explains why a Life Jacket is important to have specially in cold water conditions.
Pro River Fisherman TIP
Tommy Kemos explains how Big River Boat Barges can change the current to getting fish to bite.
Try GULP Minnows in the Illinois River During Winter
Tommy Kemos show off the Two best Colors of Gulp Minnows for catching Illinois River Sauger.
Why you Should Use Schaeffer Diesel Oil
Korey Sprengel Oil he Chooses for his Disel truck he uses to tow his boat all over the Midwest.
Sauger Open Water Winter Cadence
Tommy Kemos explains how to catch Sauger during cold water conditions.
NEW Lowrance FishFinder Settings
Pro Fisherman Korey Sprengel explains how he sets up his Lowrance FishFinder Screen for best performance
Using Forward Facing Sonar to See When you Need to Make Adjustments While Fishing.
Korey Sprengel talks about how he's controlling his boat on breakline to find the Walleyes. He's also explaining how to figure out when to make adjustments to where and how to fish.
How to Fish Crankbaits Down Deep in the 50 to 70 Foot Depth Accurate.
Precision Trolling Data App is adding even Deeper crankbait data to its app
How to Use Sonar Efficiency
Korey Sprengel discusses how, even with the new forward-facing sonar, side imaging is essential for covering ground more efficiently.
The New Berkley Drip Swimmer and Fusion 19 Hybrid Jig Head
Korey show off the new The New Berkley Drip Swimmer and Fusion 19 Hybrid Jig Head.
The New Berkley Jack – Lipless Crankbait
Pro Fisherman Chase Parsons shows off the features New Berkley Jack
How to Hook Your Soft Plastic Fishing Bait
Korey Sprengel explains how to put your soft plastic bait on your hook so it action is perfect in the water.
Try These Places to Find Cold Front Walleyes
Korey is learning the lake as he goes. He's gives us his pro technique to finding fish just off the structure during cold fronts. Little less aggressive but they are still near the structure.
Lake Erie Walleye Trolling Equipment
Tommy Kemos shows off what equipment he uses when he trolls crankbaits
Traveling in Bad Weather to Go Fishing?
Tommy Kemos talk about make sure you check the weather ahead of your long travel fishing trip during snow season.
Big Bait or Smaller Bait for Walleye?
Ali talks over how big baits might not be the best choice like Deep Hit Stick and Shallow Hit Stick. Sometimes the Smaller Flicker Shad is going to be the bait that helps put fish in live well.
How Do You Troll Two or More Crank Styles in Same Water Column?
Pro Fisherman Keith Kavajecz explains how he uses Precision Trolling Data App to figure out the best crankbait combo to fish into the same zone
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Illinois River Winter Sauger Location
Matt points out areas to check out for Fall Sauger in Illinois River.
Try These Places to Find Cold Front Walleyes
Korey is learning the lake as he goes. He's gives us his pro technique to finding fish just off the structure during cold fronts. Little less aggressive but they are still near the structure.
Fall Walleye Equipment and Bait to Try
Chase Parsons explains his 1....2...... punch technique and equipment to catch fall walleyes
North Dakota Slough Lakes Bite is Best in August
When do you Start to Target Fish in a Slough? August as the water starts to cool.
Green Lake Wisconsin Lake Trout Fish Location – Fall
Chase Parsons gives his Tips on where to target lake trout on Green Lake during the Fall.
Fish Hideouts Spots in a Small River – Fall
Quick little Tip on where to find Walleyes in the river during fall.
What Baits to Try for Gin Clear Water Lake
Jason Przekurat finding the right baits for gin clear lake.
Lake Structure to Try for Fall Walleye in Minnesota
Drake explains what areas to find walleyes in fall Minnesota lakes.
Quick Tip on Fishing Line Choice for Cold Weather Walleyes
Drake explains his fishing line choice cold weather lake Walleyes
Possible Walleye Spot for Northern Wisconsin Deep Basin Reservoir Lake
Work deep or shallow for walleyes on steep edges near the basin on a reservoir lake.
How to Cast with the Wind to Catch More Fish
Korey Sprengel explains how to use the wind while casting
Quick Devils Lake Walleye Locations Tip
Late Fall Devils Lake Walleye areas to search for.
Basically look for areas that heat up from the sun but next to deep water
Baits to Try for Late Fall Lite Bitting Walleyes
Chase Parsons explains some of the baits they are using for lite biting walleyes in late fall.
Glide Bait Options for Northern Wisconsin Lakes
Gary goes over the different baits he likes to use in Northern Wisconsin for Walleyes
Targeting Current Areas in the Fall on Lake Oahe
Tommy explains where he targets walleyes in the fall on Lake Oahe
How to Hook a Creek Chub on a Live Bait Rig
Andy shows how he likes to hook a creek chub on a live bait rig in the fall months.
Where to find Walleyes in August on Lake of the Woods
Tom explains where to find walleyes on Lake of the Woods during August.
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Shoreline Casting for Reservoir Walleyes
Fancasting shorelines is a great way to catch reservoir walleyes during the spring, fall and whenever wind and waves create favorable feeding conditions. I cover water quickly by casting a crankbait tight to the bank. This helps me locate fish,...
Jigging Fall River Walleyes
The biggest factor for successfully catching late season walleyes is to know their seasonal migrations on your particular body of water. That will tell you where to find the fish, and in turn, give clues as to what the best...
Total Solutions – Late Fall River Walleyes
For many outdoorsmen (and outdoorswomen), late fall is all about hunting in the woods and in the fields, but there are a few of us that choose to hunt for walleyes right to the bitterly cold onset of winter. If...
Total Solutions – Targeting Big Fall River Walleyes
Fall has long been known as a time for targeting Big Walleyes. One great pattern for this is to fish main channel edges in rivers that flow into big bodies of water. Big waters typically mean lots of prey and...
Jig Trolling for Finicky Fall Walleyes
Jig Trolling is a technique designed to cover relatively small areas efficiently and with finesse. Its best done using the bow mount electric motor to move along structure slowly, looking to target walleyes that have made their transition from the...
Jig Trolling
As summer begins to wind down and the season edges toward autumn, walleye location and activity level makes a transition. Fish begin to move off the flats and begin to congregate near sharper breaks. They’re not exactly “bunched up”, but...
Mono A Mono for Summer Pike and Muskies
When it comes to choosing a type of line, superlines get most of the attention when it comes to pike and muskie fishing, and rightfully so. For most casting applications, where heavy hooks, big, hard-fighting fish, and large lures are...
Trolling Cranks Down Riprap
On the Great Lakes, you can troll crankbaits just about anytime. On smaller waters, I troll cranks whenever walleyes are scattered on a flat, breakline or along the edge of cover. If you can get them to hit a crank,...
Pitching Jigs and GULP! on Fall Rivers
With fall on its way and the water cooling down I like to head to the river, Walleyes and Saugers will be strapping on the feedbag. One of my favorite presentations is pitching a light jig and Berkley Gulp to...
Late Fall & Winter is the Time for 10 Pounders
Author: Mark Gwizdala Late fall and winter offer the best chance at a 10-pound walleye – or several of them – in Michigan’s Saginaw River and Saginaw Bay. This is open water fishing at its finest. Giant walleyes become accessible...
Slip-Bobbering the Wood
Slip bobbers are a good choice when walleyes are concentrated on a rock pile or reef, particularly if there’s some wind. I consider them whenever the area is too rocky for jigs and the fish won’t hit crankbaits. Total Solutions...
Total Solutions – Vertical Jigging Riprap
Anytime you are fishing along riprap, whether that is a dam, long shoreline, or any sort of manmade structure that is used to prevent shoreline erosion, it is a safe bet that many species of fish will congregate in the...
Dipsy Divers and Fire Line
Winter walleye fishing is dominated by jigging methods. There is little doubt that jigging with leadheads, spoons or jigging/swimming style lures is a consistently deadly means of trigger walleye bites on ice. What a lot of walleye anglers don’t realize...
Dam Fine Fishing
The “Dog-Days” of summer is often considered one of the toughest times of year to consistently target walleyes, but it’s really not if you look in the right places and use the right tactics. Walleyes are feeding heavily this time...
Slip Bobbers for Walleyes
Slip bobbers are a good choice when walleyes are concentrated on a rock pile or reef, particularly if there’s some wind. I consider them whenever the area is too rocky for jigs and the fish won’t hit crankbaits. Total Solutions...
Slip Bobbers
Most walleye fans know that slip bobbers are great anytime walleyes are concentrated on structure such as a rock pile. But they’re also lethal weapons in mid- to late summer, when the tops of cabbage and other weeds reach the...
Fall’s the Time on Oahe!
Editor’s Note: Chad Schilling was the 2007 PWT Pro Rookie of the Year. His guide service, Oahe Wings & Walleyes can be reached at 605-649-7331. Every year from about mid-October through the first week of December is the best time...
Drop-Shotting for Walleyes
When you spend any amount of time fishing for walleyes, occasionally you’re going to come across a situation or two that calls for something different in the way of rigging in order to most effectively catch the fish you’re after....
Total Solutions Video – Choosing Lines for Jigging Walleyes
Keith Kavajecz explains when to choose a no-stretch fishing line for walleye jig fishing, and when to use a line with some stretch to it.
Soft Baits for Monster Pike
Soft baits and pike fishing are a natural match. Larger, saltwater sized soft plastic lures do a magnificent job of imitating suckers, perch, ciscoes and other baitfish that pike key on. These lures are ideal for swimming presentations that deliver...
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Why use a Drift Paddle for Open Water Trolling?
Many of you might ask why would you need a Power-Pole system on a walleye boat … well here’s one scenario that is very effective when combined with the Drift Paddle attachment: You are trolling open water in early summer...
I am new to trolling and in need of tips with line, boards, dipsy and lures.
Answer: First you need to figure out what depth the fish are in. Typically in the early summer I would be looking for suspended fish. Once you see the fish on your depth finder, figure out how to get lures...
When do you use colorado versus other types of crawler harness blades?
Answer: I would say my number one blade shape is Colorado, followed by Chopper (Pear shaped), Indiana, Hatchet (in summer) and last would be Willowleaf. I have had good luck on Willows at Green Bay – but in general they...
What is the best way to successfully fish walleyes on a large river system?
Answer: Wing Dams are good at times, mainly in the summer, but are also one of the most difficult structures to fish. I’ve had my best wing dam luck holding my boat up stream of the face using my electric...
What water temperature is best for catching walleyes, and what tactics work at those temps?
Answer: For big walleyes, in the fall when water temps drop just below 50 – Fall Time is Hog Time. The key to success is to use subtle presentations. Crankbaits trolled at slow speeds can often initiate strikes. The key...
Does leadcore line have applications on shallow basin lakes like winnebago in wisconsin?
Answer: In response to using Leadcore on Winnebago – we use it, but not all the time. Winnebago as you know is very shallow – deepest is 18 feet. According to the Precision Trolling Data app, many lures like #9...
Need help catching lake erie summer walleyes.
Answer: One of our best set-ups out east is to run the big Deep Thunderstick on 10-4 Fireline. You have to run it back about 350 feet, but if you do that it dives to nearly 40 feet. With 6-2...
Do I load a backing onto the reel before I load the lead core?
Answer: Yes, you would put backing on the reel before the leadcore. A couple of things to remember on lead core. First, if you are going to fish structure (cranking on the bottom), then I like to use reels full...
Is there a difference patterning early season muskies in clear water vs murky water?
Answer: Murky waters are normally a little more productive in the early season, since they warm quicker and have have better weed growth. Fish location is a little more predictable based on standard approaches. Clear water muskies don’t wait for...
How do you search out fish in the post spawn and early summer period on canadian shield lakes?
Answer: In post spawn and early summer, the fish will typically head to where ever the food is. If there are roving schools of bait in open water, they will head there. If there are bug hatches that attract the...
Where should I look for muskies in a reservoir as opposed to a natural lake?
Answer: A: Without knowing a lot of details, the first thing I’d do is figure out what the forage base in the lake is. That will give you a huge leg up on finding muskies. If it’s shad based, you...
What’s the best early season muskie lure?
ANSWER: That’s the million dollar question anytime you hit the water, but in the spring and early summer there always seems to be a real urgency to make the right choice. A lot has to do with the factors like;...
When do you throw top water for muskies in rivers?
Answer: Any temp can be good for topwater. River fish are typically suckers for topwater (they like suckers too). Even though topwater baits are normally most productive in the summer and early fall, spring is the most underrated time-frame for...