Richard Hochstetler and John Kauffman captured the final 2025 Tackle Shack tournament on the Grand River last weekend.
Floyd Wolkins and Steve Martin teamed up to win the last regular season Little Money Bass Tournament (LMBT) on the St. Joseph River at Constantine, Mich. recently.
The Tree Spider Micro LT is the go-to for hunters who want a minimalist safety solution without sacrificing security.
(Provided by Indiana DNR)
Fishing in the area near the new sea lamprey barrier that was completed earlier this year on Trail Creek in Michigan City has been prohibited by the DNR by emergency rule.
The purpose is to protect migrating trout and salmon.
The rule, which took effect last week, prohibits the taking or possession of fish within 100 feet upstream of the barrier and from the barrier downstream to the Pottawatomie Country Club Golf Course property line, which is located adjacent to Springland Avenue in Michigan City.
By Daniel Quade
(Provided by PRADCO Fishing)
Lindy rigging walleyes along deep, steep breaklines is a killer fall pattern on many lakes, but such structure isnt the only place this time-honored tactic holds water. In many systems, weedlines hold the key to incredible late-season catches. Look For Last Weeds For Fall Walleye
After the fall turnover, many anglers focus on deep structure, said veteran walleye guide Mike Christensen. And in the right lakes, its hard to beat rigging a large redtail chub or sucker minnow out deep. But in a lot of situations, the weed bite is better.
Such is the case on Christensens home waters of mighty Mille Lacs Lake, where he runs ice and open-water walleye adventures out of Hunter Winfields Resort. Though the central Minnesota walleye factory offers plenty of structure options offshore, the perimeters of its fertile weedbeds are often overlooked. The same scenario arises in many natural lakes with an abundance of shoreline vegetation. Not only are the weedbeds full of walleye, but with most anglers mining off-shore areas, you can have them to yourself.
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