In stained or murky water (and other low-light conditions), big, bright baits catch more walleyes (especially glow and UV colors). With a snowstorm bearing down on them, James Holst and…
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Flutter spoons for first-ice ‘eyes
Fishing flutter spoons shallow yields limits of first-ice walleyes. James Holst and Will Roseberg demonstrate productive early-ice walleye techniques with VMC Tingler Spoons after finding safe, walkable, early-season ice near…
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Lipless cranks for fall smallies
Lipless crankbaits work great for fat, late-fall smallmouth bass. James Holst and Paul Delaney (owner of http://www.lateeyessportfishing.com) demonstrate techniques with Rapala Rippin’ Raps in the crystal-clear waters around Green Bay’s…
Walleye tips & Battle of the Sexes
James Holst demonstrates live-bait walleye techniques with Bill Doughtery, owner of Rainy Lake Houseboats, and then gets behind the camera to film his friends competing in a heated Guys Vs.…
Blade baits for fall bass and ‘eyes
Know more for their productivity in the spring on rivers, blade baits work just as well to catch fat fall smallies and walleyes in lakes. James Holst and Paul Delaney…
Jigging swimbaits for lake trout
You don’t have to troll to catch lake trout. James Holst and Jon Marshall catch a bunch jigging big swimbaits for them on Lake Superior, north of Duluth, Minnesota.
New leadcore for suspending ‘eyes
Trolling big crankbaits behind planer boards on Sufix’s new 832 Advanced Lead Core line is an emerging technique to target mid-summer walleyes suspending over deep, structureless basins. While demonstrating this…