by Bob Jensen  | Early summer can provide some of the best fishing action of the year for many species of fish found in the Midwest.  In fact, many very successful anglers consider June to be the best time of the year to go fishing.  Walleyes and bass are particularly susceptible to an angler’s presentation […]

by Bob Jensen  | For the most part, ice-fishing came to an early end this year.  That means that open water fishing will have an early start:  In fact, throughout the Midwest, some anglers are already enjoying open water fishing.  They’re on rivers, and they’re fishing for walleyes.  Walleyes will eat a bait year ‘round.  […]

by Bob Jensen  |   Fish are cold-blooded creatures.  Water temperatures have an effect on their way of doing things.  When the water is cold, the fish prefer a slow moving bait.  Their metabolism is slower in cold water, so they don’t move as fast. When water temperatures warm up like they do in the […]

by Bob Jensen  | Largemouth bass can be found in lots of lakes, rivers, and ponds across the country.  In southern areas bass catching has been in full swing for weeks, but in the Midwest the bass action is just starting.  In fact, in some states that have an open and closed season for bass […]