Jigs and rivers are like peanut butter and jelly, the Packers and the Super Bowl, heck, 80’s metal and hairspray – they just plain go together! Perhaps one of the best times of the year for working ...

Fishing any system involves reading the water to identify likely fish-holding spots. This is especially true when fishing moving water, such as in rivers, where understanding current flow leads ...

All across walleye country, anglers who enjoy catching walleyes are getting ready to get in or on the water. In rivers that are home to walleyes, anglers are already after them. From the Canadian ...

For area anglers who enjoy jigging the Mississippi River, the Wisconsin River, or any other Midwest river in the spring for walleyes, now’s the time to break out the fishing gear. As of this writing, ...

Editor's Note: This is the first in a series of monthly columns for Our Woods & Waters written by Cold Spring resident and outdoorsman Jason Kron, previously a columnist for a Times Media publication ...

Spring is different. Walleyes, like many other species, are driven by the need to spawn, and that takes them into predictable areas where sheer numbers of available fish tilt the odds in an angler's ...

DULUTH — When the News Tribune ran a story in March on how jigs are by far the No. 1 lure for the most world-record fish, it probably didn’t surprise any walleye anglers in Minnesota. The data from ...

This story from the archives explains how expert anglers caught suspended walleyes long before forward-facing sonar ...

For scores of Youngstown-Warren-area anglers, spring officially arrived the moment they grasp the back of a fat prespawn walleye and remove their jig from the fish’s mouth. Walleye fishing is as sure ...