Walleye in the weeds can be a tough spot to dig these toothy critters. Here are a few tips for pulling walleye straight out of the weeds and into your boat.

Winter walleye can be tough when you live in a place that doesn't freeze over. They go deep and are hard to entice. Here are some tips on how:

Walleye fishing in the summertime can be tricky and once you chase down these critters, you have to know how to catch them! Here are some tips and tricks:

When you can locate fish either suspended or off the bottom, one of the most fun ways to entice a strike is vertical jigging for walleye. The tactic pulls fish congregated on rock piles, near structure, or suspended in open water. If you can find them, but suspect they're finicky. Try a vertical jigging option.Vertical

Flutter spoons for walleye are an effective way for targeting fish throughout the year. Flutter spoons allow angers to cover water while providing a presentation that fish can't resist. Learn where, how and when to fish for walleye with flutter spoon and you'll start filling the boat.

Bucktails for Walleye is a presentation most walleye anglers usually overlook.This is a non-traditonal choice when vertically fishing for Walleye.

A new Missouri walleye record was caught..While jugging?

Learning how to find walleye on a new lake is not easy even for professional guides. Follow along as Tom Boley explains how to tackle this common problem.

When crappie are about 13 or 14 inches, they are called "slabs." These fish are fun to catch, and can be found at some of these best Giant Crappie Lakes: