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| BENEFITS OF BRAID by JON THELEN
It’s been several years since the advent of braided lines (superlines) and while the evolution of various fishing lines continues, many anglers are still unaware of the benefits of braided line. READ MORE
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CATCH THE DRIFT? by JON THELEN
For years the phrase “walleye chop” has been used at boat landings, bait shops and lakeside diners. A walleye chop, it is said, is essential if you’re expecting a successful day on the water. READ MORE
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| REACHING THE DEPTHS by JON THELEN
There is a time during the summer months where on pretty much every body of water throughout the country, walleyes inhabit deep water. Deep water can mean anywhere from 25 to 30 feet on Mille Lacs Lake in Central Minnesota to fish being 100 feet down over 180 feet of water on the Bull Shoals Reservoir in Arkansas. READ MORE
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| THE CHANGING FACE OF SPINNERS by JON THELEN
Spinners are far from being a secret walleye attractor. For years, no, decades, spinner rigs have filled livewells and won walleye tournaments from western reservoirs, through the Midwest’s natural lakes and east to the Great lakes. READ MORE
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| THE CHANGING FACE OF SPINNERS by JON THELEN
Spinners are far from being a secret walleye attractor. For years, no, decades, spinner rigs have filled livewells and won walleye tournaments from western reservoirs, through the Midwest’s natural lakes and east to the Great lakes. READ MORE
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