Depth Matters: Why Depth-Specific Crankbaits Catch More Bass
A crankbait isn’t just a lure—it’s a delivery system. Its job is to put your bait exactly where bass are positioned in the water column. If you’re fishing above the fish, you’re missing opportunities. If you’re constantly digging into cover…
Dialing in Walleyes with the Rapala Jigging Rap
If there’s one thing that’ll humble even the most seasoned walleye angler, it’s a screen full of fish that just won’t commit. You’re marking them. You’re triggering them. But they’re short-striking—nipping,…
When to Talon Down vs. Spot-Lock: Efficiency on the Water
There’s one thing I’ve learned over a lifetime of fishing—it’s that efficiency catches fish. The more dialed-in your boat control is, the more time your bait is in the strike zone, and that’s…
Why Jeremy Smith Chooses a 3000-Size Reel for Walleye Fishing
For years, walleye anglers leaned toward smaller spinning reels—compact 1000s and 2500s that felt lightweight and balanced for jigging presentations. But as reel technology has evolved, so has…
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Fishing Logic for Lake Vermilion Smallmouth Bass
There are certain lakes across North America that force you to think differently if you want to consistently catch bass. Lake Vermilion is one of those lakes. It’s big water. It’s rugged…
Lake Vermilion Walleyes: Mixing Power and Finesse
There’s something about fishing Canadian Shield water that never gets old. The jagged rock reefs. The pine-lined shorelines. The clear water. The feeling that every cast could connect with a…
