Entries Tagged Walleye

Minnesota Fishing Challenge teams raise more than $500,000 for alcohol and drug prevention programs during recent event.

Anglers in northern states celebrate opening day of fishing season, but few of them understand where the money comes from to manage the various species they pursue.

A delicious walleye lunch or dinner begins with proper handling after the catch. Here’s one guide’s unique method for cleaning walleyes so the result is pearl-white fillets.

A walleye weighing 16.39 pounds on a certified scale is likely to be North Dakota’s new state record.

Ron Lindner, who founded In-Fisherman with his brother Al in 1975, passed away Nov. 30, 2020, at the age of 86.

The author is joined by three family members on a summertime walleye adventure to Port Clinton, Ohio.

The Daiwa Double Clutch 95SP jerkbait is 3.75 inches long, casts like a bullet and suspends when cast or trolled.

Want to catch more walleyes? Use the freshest, most lively bait possible and the best live bait rigs to offer realistic presenations for more strikes.

If you dream of catching lots of Canada walleyes, but don’t have the money for a fly-in adventure, then check out Manitoba’s Q Lake — and pack plenty of spinners and bottom bouncers.

Do you dream of taking your young son or daughter on their first fishing trip to Canada? Here are seven suggestions on how to help the adventure run smoothly.

Guide Brenden Windsor explains how a correctly rigged plastic worm will outfish a real nightcrawler for walleyes under certain conditions.

Based on interviews with eyewitnesses, North Dakota Game and Fish officials removed a 16-pound 9-ounce walleye from its record book.

Three anglers stopped by Michigan Department of Natural Resources had 80 walleye in possession — 65 more than the Detroit River daily limit of five per person.