Jan
10
Drop a spoon deep in Mille Lacs and it won’t be long before you’re reeling up a real nice walleye – and then another, and another. The ‘eye bite has been on fire in the famed walleye factory. Gold, silver and perch-pattern spoons have been best during the day, and Glow/UV colors at dawn, dusk and after dark. Continue reading
Dec
21
If the big present under the tree had someone else’s name on the tag, treat yourself to what you really wanted for Christmas – the newest high-tech fish-catching tools from MarCum® and StrikeMaster®. Continue reading
Dec
21
Rapala Jigging Raps, Rippin’ Raps and Slab Raps will all draw fish from far under the ice and into the strike zone below your hole. Knowing which one to tie on when will help you catch more and bigger fish this winter. Continue reading
Dec
21
Early ice is panfish time. To get the most bites, pair your best panfish baits with the right Sufix line. Too light a line can result in break-offs, but too heavy a line can alter action, causing fish to give your bait the brush off rather than a bite. Continue reading
Dec
19
To get on one of the best early-season panfish bites in recent memory, find green weeds with a MarCum Recon 5 underwater camera. Fish in the weeds will be eagerly feeding on insects, so drop ‘em a VMC Tungsten Tubby Jig dressed with a Trigger X panfish plastic. Continue reading
Dec
19
Hawthorne suggests using a Recon 5 camera system with this scouting system to find and catch early-season panfish. Continue reading
Dec
19
Safe ice and great fishing are just around the corner in much of the Ice Belt. Continue reading
Dec
13
The StrikeMaster® Lithium Lazer™ auger can still cut an amazing 56 holes through two feet of ice on a single charge, but now it can cut or chip holes two inches wider. Continue reading
Dec
13
For jobs both big and small, the right tools make tasks much easier and enjoyable. Before hitting the ice this season, make room in your bucket or sled for the following ICE FORCE accessories. Continue reading
Dec
13
Anglers know better than anyone that small offerings can bring big rewards. And just as a 1/8th oz. lure can yield an 8-pound walleye, $5 can ice up to $75,000. Continue reading