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Conventional wisdom regarding locating walleyes on river systems focuses primarily on current seams and breaks. The sweet spot is generally on the edge, where fast water meets quiet water. These current...

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No secret that jigs are accountable for an awful lot of walleyes. We can fish a jig anywhere at anytime and catch walleye. Dare say that the modest lead head jig is the most versatile piece of tackle...

Walleyes don't always do what they're supposed to; It's part of their challenging nature. If they did what they should come late summer they'd all be found using deep offshore structure and would...

It's not enough, a lot of times, just to find a big piece of structure. Next time you ask somebody where they caught those nice fish and they tell you "out on that big reef," realize you aren't getting...

Livebait rigging is by far my favorite method for catching walleyes. It will therefore come as no surprise, that when appropriate, I spend the majority of my time using and refining this system. In...

Using slip bobbers to catch walleye is nothing new. Using a piece of balsa wood or foam to suspend a lively morsel of bait is something that works. This simple combination works so well in fact that...

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Okay, for all the guys who pull salmo's. How far back using mono/superline/lead do you go to get to a certain depth using 4's, 5's, and 6's. Mainly looking at the 7-20 ft depth range with 10-15 being...

Here is a picture of some whitebass I caught on Lake Sakakawea using nothing but a Chubby Darter. Mike Filkowski...