I’ll admit I’m not a professional walleye angler. When I do catch them, it’s typically as a bonus while I’m focused on bass ...

We're using three different trolling methods to troll for walleye here in the walleye capital of Canada, Colchester Harbour! We teach you how to troll for walleye using three different methods: using ...

There are lots of ways to catch walleye. Although they do suspend at times and in certain waters like Lake Erie, in many cases, walleyes stick pretty tight to the bottom. Thus, you need a sinker to ...

Jigs and slip-sinker livebait rigs are two “go-to” lures for lots of anglers who target walleyes in September and October. While those two lure presentations certainly put fall walleyes in boats and ...

“Bouncers are ideal for the pinpoint positioning of your spinner rig along well-defined, steep edges, such as the bottom of a sharp break that drops from 12 to 14 feet.” It’s worth noting, however, ...

Bottom bouncers were regarded as primitive presentation techniques which might work well on the huge, wind-swept waters of Missouri River Reservoirs, but no sophisticated Mille Lacs walleye would ever ...

When Jon Conklin trolls for walleye at Beaver Lake, his pace is slower than slow. It's a downright mosey. Conklin creeps his boat along rocky points and shorelines when he's on the prowl for walleye.

Much like peanut butter and jelly, spinner rigs and bottom bouncers are a marriage of two types of lures to catch walleyes and are deadly anywhere in the states. Spinners and bottom bouncers have the ...

A nightcrawler harness is a time-tested, proven, multi-hook rig used to present live nightcrawlers in a slow but efficient and enticing way. They are especially effective for targeting walleye. The ...