Fishing Tips

Jigging Spoons for Cisco and Whitefish: The Pow...

Jigging Spoons for Cisco and Whitefish: The Power of Downsizing Learn how downsizing your spoons can improve strike rates and hookups when jigging for cisco, whitefish, lake trout, and walleye...

Swimbaits for Walleye at Night or in Dirty Water

How to Catch Walleye with Swimbaits at Night & in Dirty Water When visibility drops, vibration, silhouette, and slow-speed action matter more than color. Swimbaits like the Fish Bum Raddletail...

Stinger Hooks: A Must-Have for Walleye Anglers

Every walleye angler knows the frustration of a short strike. The fish are there, they’re biting, but instead of inhaling your bait, they just nip at the tail and get away....

Snaps vs. Snap Swivels vs. Tying Direct: The Be...

Snaps vs. Snap Swivels vs. Tying Direct: The Best Connection for Spoon Fishing When it comes to spoon fishing, every detail matters — from rod and line selection to how...

High-Probability Spots for Catching Walleye in ...

Walleye are known for their elusive nature and preference for specific habitats in a river system. To consistently catch them, anglers must understand where these fish hold based on structure,...

The Basics on Fishing a Paddletail

Why Paddletails Are So Effective Paddletail swimbaits are some of the most versatile and effective lures in an angler’s arsenal. Their lifelike swimming action mimics a wide variety of baitfish,...