Walleye

If I had to pick my favorite piece of structure for walleye, a bar would be on my short-list of final choices.

All of us have had tough days on the water — bad weather, equipment failure and fish that refuse to bite.

Ranking second in popularity only to the largemouth bass, the walleye has become a fan favorite for anglers that ply the water across all of North America.

Gitzit, gatzit, river walleyes'll snatch it! Tube baits excel in a variety of late winter and early spring river walleye situations.

Across North America, the walleye rates as one of the most sought after and favored game fish among anglers. Techniques for catching these critters may be well-known and elementary, and those include jigging, trolling and bottom bouncing. (Methods elementary in name, I admit, but advanced and intricate in technique and application.)  

Leadhead jigs and wintertime river walleye fishing go together like fresh fillets and beer batter.

Walleye fishing tackle is becoming more specialized every day, but it’s still among the simplest of rigs you can buy. One of the best all-around

When it comes to ice fishing gear, there's no shortage of stuff to help you catch walleye through the ice.

In my last blog, I talked about the tadpole diver, a weighted diving system that brings your baits down to the river bottom.