Keith Kavajecz explains have to go out deep and longways from shore to find Amber Jack in Florida

Gary Parsons talks why he uses Schaeffer Extreme Marine Additive

Chase Parsons explains why hair jigs are great choice for Amber Jacks

Gary Parsons explains using Lowrance forward facing sonar to get on-top of group of fish.

Keith Kavajecz how to work the whole water column fishing ship wrecks

Quick Amber Jack Fishing how to use your rod to fight the fish and save some energy.

Tommy Kemos show the best 2 colors for water conditions on the river

Tommy Kemos explains how he searches for fish on river with forward facing sonar

Gary Parsons shows off his new Power-Pole Move trolling motor

Tommy Kemos show his rod set up he like on River with current

Korey Sprengel talks about saving waypoints to SD cards

Ali talks about St. Clair River and how you have to move and adapt to find the walleyes

Korey Sprengel gives little Lowrance menu tip

Quick Blade Bait jigging Cadence to try next time fishing for walleyes

Jason Przekurat finding the right baits for gin clear lake.

Drake explains what areas to find walleyes in fall Minnesota lakes.

Tommy Kemos talks about maintaining your boat as you fish over the freezing winter

Tommy Kemos gives little tip on doing math to make sure you're safe if you plane off in shallow water.

Ali talks about the walleye migration between the two lakes and St. Clair River

Drake explains his fishing line choice cold weather lake Walleyes

Drake explains his fishing line choice cold weather lake Walleyes

Greg Fishman breaks down where he finds walleye on Lake Francis Case during the post spawn timeframe. #FrancisCase #PlatteCreekLodge #Santa #TheFishman

Keith Kavajecz breaks down his progression on how he chooses crank baits in a trolling situation. #FlickerFamily #JointedFlickerShad #Colors

Keith Kavajecz shows how he uses Sidescan to find the fish holding transition areas.

Jim explains how he targets migrating walleyes on Lake Sakakawea in the spring using electronics and following the water temperature.

Donnie explains the how, when, and why’s of the spring walleye run on the Rainy River.

Water temps are key this time of year for catching the mega walleyes!

From episode 6 Season 13, Mark Courts talks about the areas on Lake Erie that have held the most walleyes during post spawn.

From episode 6 Season 13, Keith Kavajecz talks about how MotorGuide’s heading lock keeps your boat at the perfect speed for trolling in the spring.

Keith Kavajecz shares how the Strike King S11 Sunglasses help him increase hook up chances with big pike

Here how to set up your own Berkley Fluorocarbon Leader for Big Toothy Pike

Keith talk about what equipment you need to fish for early spring pikes

Trent Eineichner shows what areas to look for early spring pike.

Chase Parsons show us the simple steps to change out a mercury impeller.

Keith explains the different post-spawn walleye patterns they encountered while fishing Francis Case Reservoir in South Dakota.

Chase Parsons shares some tips on Post Spawn Walleye fishing on Lake Winnebago

Keith Kavajecz instructs us on the use of Berkley GULP! baits for the popular Slow Death rigging tactic for walleyes.

Gary and Chase Parsons save a tough day on the water when they tie on the Berkley Flicker Shads!

Keith Kavajecz breaks down the most successful early season pike baits.

Lori Massad of Berkley talks about what kind of line you should look to use to catch big pike.

The slow death system of catching fish has been a huge success for us walleye anglers these past few years. Righteously so, this tactic catches the snot out of walleyes. Success wise, there is another little tactic that is great...

Think for a second about what‰’s going in the walleyes‰ world during the early spring. This is the time when walleye‰s are consumed with the rituals of the spawn. Remember that at any given time during this period, you could...

Fancasting shorelines is a great way to catch reservoir walleyes during the spring, fall and whenever wind and waves create favorable feeding conditions. I cover water quickly by casting a crankbait tight to the bank. This helps me locate fish,...

In late winter and into early spring, river walleyes can be tough to catch simply because run-off and spring rains can muddy up the water and make it difficult for the fish to find your presentation. That, coupled with the...

So what’s the best way to catch walleyes on lakes and reservoirs whne they are in that transition period between Spring and Summer? That’s a tough one … the problem being that this time of year can be a time when virtually...

On many natural lakes, walleyes can be found relating to main lake reef structures throughout most of the season, from spawn right through fall. These structures hold fish because of baitfish attracted to the cover provided by these areas. Wind...

On the Great Lakes, you can troll crankbaits just about anytime. On smaller waters, I troll cranks whenever walleyes are scattered on a flat, breakline or along the edge of cover. If you can get them to hit a crank,...

Pitching Jigs is best used when fish are in shallow  water areas (8 feet or less) – referably in under 4 feet. Boat positioning is critical as you do not want to make long casts. Instead, make short precise “pitches”. Small...

Whether you are fishing natural or manmade bodies of water, riprap needs to be high on your structural hit list. In natural lakes these areas could consist of islands, reefs, gravel flats, or boulders, and in manmade lakes, jetties, boat...

Pike in backwaters and bays are the classic early season story to many pike anglers. But cold fronts, high skies and post-frontal conditions can drive pike out of the shallows to nearby deeper structure. When early season pike bail out...

Anytime you are fishing along riprap, whether that is a dam, long shoreline, or any sort of manmade structure that is used to prevent shoreline erosion, it is a safe bet that many species of fish will congregate in the...

Walleyes relate to the weeds more often than many anglers would expect. Sure many times throughout the year they can be located suspended in open water, off main-lake rock points, and mid lake reefs, but during the late spring and...

My favorite water is the entire Bay of Green Bay, but the tactics I use to fish this body of water will work in many areas around the Great Lakes. Starting in late April through mid-June (the spring period on these...

Fishing heavy weedgrowth with jigs is an awesome option in early summer. My favorite time to jig thick vegetation is when the weeds are maturing and first hit the surface. Usually this is in the first part of June on...

One of my favorite presentations from prespawn through early summer is casting jigs to walleyes relating to shoreline cover and structure. Find a hot location and figure out the right jig presentation, and you can enjoy some fantastic fishing. Total...

After numerous conversations with several bass anglers in my area of Minnesota about all the walleyes they catch when working weeds for largemouth, I started experimenting a few years ago. Now, living and guiding in the Brainerd area, and fishing...

Whenever I fish natural lakes, from spring, through summer and into fall, I pick up and try a Johnson Beetle Spin. Why? Simple – walleyes relate to weeds, and that’s when a Beetle Spin produces best – for me. Total...

Keith Kavajecz explains when to choose a no-stretch fishing line for walleye jig fishing, and when to use a line with some stretch to it.

Soft baits and pike fishing are a natural match. Larger, saltwater sized soft plastic lures do a magnificent job of imitating suckers, perch, ciscoes and other baitfish that pike key on. These lures are ideal for swimming presentations that deliver...

Rip jigging is a great way to fish postspawn walleyes in emerging weedbeds during early summer. The technique really shines early and late in the day, and during overcast or windy weather. You can cover water in search of active...