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Jigs
For Early Season Walleyes (5/5/08)
Right now is the time to use jigs for walleyes. If you keep the above
ideas in mind, you’re going to catch more walleyes.
Early
Season Fishing Tips (4.28.08)
Keep these ideas in mind when you’re fishing in the next few weeks
and you’ll greatly enhance your odds for fishing success.
Slip
Bobbers For More Fish (04.15.08)
You can use a jig or a plain hook below a bobber: They each have a place
that we’ll talk about later on. For now, just realize that in some
situations, slip-bobbers will definitely help you catch more fish.
Get
Ready For Open Water (03.24.08)
I was introduced to a two-jig technique that was new to me last year.
Before I try it this year, I need to practice tying the special knot that’s
used to attach the second jig to the line.
Early
Season River Walleyes (03.17.08)
Jig color can be very important. River waters are often stained in the
spring. If that is the case, go with a jig that is mostly chartreuse or
orange. A glow jig will be even better in some situations.
Late
Ice Panfish (02.25.08)
Keep a close eye on the ice conditions, but if it’s safe, get out
there for some late season panfish action. I’ve always found that
late ice panfish are a great way to start the new open water season.
For
Variety Try Pelican Lake (02.5.07)
Pelican Lake also has a strong population of largemouth bass. I’ve
done best catching them on crankbaits and jig/worm combos along the weedline.
Different
Lure Actions For Different Fish (01.29.08)
Whether you’re fishing open water or through the ice, if you pay
attention to the action you’re putting on the bait, you’re
going to catch more fish.
Hold
'Em High (01.07.08)
While putting a bait a foot above a fish will often result in a strike,
putting a bait a foot below a fish will almost always result in no strike.
Selecting
An Ice Fishing Shelter (12/3/07)
I enjoy all three types of ice-fishing, but if I was limited to one technique,
it would be the portable shelter. The comfort and mobility of portable
shelters enable an angler to be warm yet productive, and that’s
a winning combination.
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