We all know the saying “April showers bring May flowers”, but when those showers become torrential spring downpours and combine with the run-off from melting snow, many rivers in

On any given body of water, knowing where you have been will almost always help you determine where you should be going.

Opening day isn’t all about catching fish. Just getting on the water and enjoying what Mother Nature has to offer is part of the opening experience. It’s also a great opportunity to spend quality time with friends and family and maybe even start a new tradition. To that end it still wouldn’t hurt to put a few fish in the boat and can help get your program off to a good start.

Keith Kavajecz's Seminar at the 2009 Mills Fleet Farm Expo at Lambeau Field.

Dale explains exactly what to look for when fishing for those early season walleyes.

Casting jigs is my favorite way to fish prespawn walleyes in the Great Lakes

As the signs of winter start to disappear, anglers get antsy to hit the open water once again.

Here in the Midwest, the winter of 2007-08 has pinned us down and beat on us like a schoolyard bully.

Opening day may be quite a ways off but it’s not too soon to start thinking about how exactly you’re going to put a few extra walleyes in the boat.

Walleye Pro Bill Leonard shares some great insights on how to score big on early season walleyes, whether you fish rivers, reservoirs or lakes.

Giant Pike! And lots of them! And there ain't no better time than spring to catch that "once in a lifetime" fish.

It doesn’t seem fair.

Most people call it the "walleye opener." But to a die-hard muskie angler, it’s just the beginning of the preseason.

Ron Anlauf offers up some great early season walleye advice for those looking to break their Cabin Fever.

Mike Quinn had a big week. For one thing, his beloved New Jersey Devils won the Stanley Cup.

Wisconsin "Northwoods" guide Rob Manthei shares some of his best kept secrets for going after early season muskies.

The late spring time frame can vary, depending on the latitude of the fishery in question, but to get a little more specific, we’re talking about the post-spawn period (about a month) and generally