Chase Parsons goes over all of the need to know information of his boat and motor package.

Gary goes over the different baits he likes to use in Northern Wisconsin for Walleyes

Chase explains the equipment he uses for casting finishers and jigs on Lake of the Woods for big Walleyes

Chase does a walk through in the NEW redesigned Nitro ZV21

Korey Sprengel explains all of his favorite features on the Power Pole Move trolling motor.

Korey Sprengel fishing Cadence for the New Berkley Finisher

Korey Sprengel explains how he uses his trolling motor and active target same time

Gary Parsons explains why he loves the Johnny Morris Rod

Korey Sprengel explains why he takes his eyes off the Lowrance screen while trying to get fish to bite

Chase Parsons explains what Crankbaits he likes to use while trolling

Korey Sprengel explains how he likes to warm up his engine and pays close attention to temp of his engine throughout the day.

Andy explains how he hooks a minnow on a jig

Chase explains the NEW Berkley Finisher and the thoughts of how it was designed.

Jason explains the type of equipment he likes to use on the Mississippi River.

How to cast a wing dam on the Mississippi River

Gary explains how he likes to set up his graphs in the bow for using active target and placing waypoints.

Tommy explains where he targets walleyes in the fall on Lake Oahe

The proper cadence for Casting at wing dams on the Mississippi River.

Andy shows how he likes to hook a creek chub on a live bait rig in the fall months.

Chase explains how he approaches walleyes while casting at them with active target.

Gary explains what to look for in a smaller boat, and why for some people it is a better option than a big water boat.

Keith shows you the ways you want to control your boat to keep your lines vertical in the water.

Chase Parsons shows you how to make a larger presentation for dingy water.

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

Gary shows you that is the amount of practice and not entirely the cost that makes a great fishermen with a great rod.

Gary shows you how to build the perfect crank bait for catching more walleyes.

Keith shows you how to use snapweights in connection with boards to get your baits into the hot fish catching zones.

Keith explains to you how to pinpoint and catch more open water walleyes, by finding depth, blade style, and then color to create a pattern to live by.

Keith explains each of the advantages and disadvantages of fishing in extremely clear water.

Mark Boyd explains how when going on a trip, the one thing you must remember is your sunglasses so you can cruise around and just see some great fish.

Gary explains why it is better to do a tiller style kicker, than tying it into the main engine.

Keith shows you how when you are trolling for those big fall walleyes, moving slower is almost always the best choice.

Keith and the professionals at Mercury, explain why the Mercury Verado is the best engine on the market.

Gary Parsons shows you how to put together the best pieces to make the best spinners for catching those monster walleyes.

Keith shows you all the advantages that come from a Tracker formed aluminum boat like the Tundra 21′.

Gary Parsons explains the best way to increase your chances when you go out night muskie fishing.

Josh Borovsky talks about how you can use your Lowrance units to determine the most probable feeding windows.

Lee Tauchen shows you the types of baits that you want to use when fishing for a night time monster muskie.

Keith Kavajecz shows you how Lowrance Net works on your boat with multiple units.

Keith explains exactly why great boat control is the key to great fishing when you are searching for walleyes with spinners.

Andy explains how he hooks a minnow on a jig

How to cast a wing dam on the Mississippi River

Tommy explains where he targets walleyes in the fall on Lake Oahe

The proper cadence for Casting at wing dams on the Mississippi River.

Andy shows how he likes to hook a creek chub on a live bait rig in the fall months.

Tommy explains how he made his choices for Crankbaits on Lake Oahe

Explaining the fish migration on the Mississippi River.

Korey explains how he trolls crank baits in muddy water.

How to spread lines out using snap weights while trolling lead core on Lake Oahe in South Dakota.

Tommy Kemos explains walleye movement in August on Green Bay

Explaining how Lake Oahe holds fish and where to find different sizes.

Tom explains where to find walleyes on Lake of the Woods during August.

Andy explains where he likes to find walleyes in the fall on Northern Wisconsin Lakes

Jason Przekurat explains few Tips to troll for Walleyes in Fall.

Ali explains how the walleyes move based off the water clarity in Detroit River.

Ali talks about his Selective Harvest he follows by on Detroit River.

Ali explains the Walleye migration and where to find fall Walleyes

Korey Sprengel explains why he finds Walleyes up in Shallow Rocks in the fall.

Chase Parsons show us his lures that have been supper effective on shallow rocks in Fall.

Chase Parsons explains what rod and reel set up he uses to cast very light jigs for walleyes.

Keith explains how to use your MotorGuide XI5 for fishing slow with jerkbait for 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.

Keith Kavajecz shows us how to set up your ‘camp’ and tip up deployment, as well as some equipment for late ice pike fishing

Ice Team Pro Jeff Andersen shows us the advantages of using tip ups with a large spool.

Keith Kavajecz explains how to fish Swimbaits for big Pike.

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.

Keith Kavajecz breaks down what you need to be looking to get when you want to go to the far north to catch some big pike.

Rob Kim shows you how he ties his wire leaders directly to his fishing line when fishing for big game pike.

When fishing some heavy rushes, there are particular baits to use and to even look at how they are designed in your choice, so you can catch those big fish.

Mark Boyd explains how when going on a trip, the one thing you must remember is your sunglasses so you can cruise around and just see some great fish.