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December2008
Finding the Perfect Walleye Jigging Rod
By Jeff Oien, Pro Staff
Whether you are looking for that trophy fish or just some fillets for your dinner plate, rod selection is a key part of walleye fishing. Finding the rod that best suits both the type of fishing and your personal preference will not only enhance your experience, it will increase your success on the water.
The first step to finding the perfect rod for targeting walleyes is to decide its purpose. How are you going to be targeting the eyes’? If you are going to be jigging, with either live bait or plastics, you are going to need a different rod than you would if you were cranking. “All purpose rods” are great for novice anglers, but you may want to ditch this type of rod and select a rod based on its specific purpose. Read More
November2008
On The Eighth Day, He Created The Tailwater
By Matt Lenz
All across the nation, from the White River in Arkansas to the mighty Lee’s Ferry in Arizona, tailwater fishing has provided some of the most exciting moments for a fly fisherman. Fishing below these dams has become more and more popular over the years and for good reason, monster trout. Many twenty-five pound plus fish have been landed all across the county throughout these one to two mile stretches of rivers. Although popularity levels have grown and groups have flocked to these areas, the numbers of large fish caught has been improving in recent years due to new catch and release regulations.Read More
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Finding the Perfect Walleye Jigging RodBy Jeff Oien, Pro Staff
Whether you are looking for that trophy fish or just some fillets for your dinner plate, rod selection is a key part of walleye fishing. Finding the rod that best suits both the type of fishing and your personal preference will not only enhance your experience, it will increase your success on the water.
The first step to finding the perfect rod for targeting walleyes is to decide its purpose. How are you going to be targeting the eyes’? If you are going to be jigging, with either live bait or plastics, you are going to need a different rod than you would if you were cranking. “All purpose rods” are great for novice anglers, but you may want to ditch this type of rod and select a rod based on its specific purpose. Read More
November2008
On The Eighth Day, He Created The TailwaterBy Matt Lenz
All across the nation, from the White River in Arkansas to the mighty Lee’s Ferry in Arizona, tailwater fishing has provided some of the most exciting moments for a fly fisherman. Fishing below these dams has become more and more popular over the years and for good reason, monster trout. Many twenty-five pound plus fish have been landed all across the county throughout these one to two mile stretches of rivers. Although popularity levels have grown and groups have flocked to these areas, the numbers of large fish caught has been improving in recent years due to new catch and release regulations.Read More
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