Al and Troy Lindner spend the day using smaller baits —like the Rapala OG Tiny 4 and VMC Neg jigs — to catch bass during the early season.
White bass are hard-fighting, aggressive fish that are an absolute blast to catch, particularly when congregating in large schools during the spring.
Here, Al and James Lindner use their electronics to pinpoint fish location and depth, then deploy lures designed to dive right into the strike zone to catch summer peak bass.
Jiging up walleyes is one of the most popular and favorite ways to catch them. Jeremy Smith and Ty Sjodin use Hardball jigs and soft plastics for jigging up old marble eyes.
A new standard in freshwater to inshore spinning reel offerings, the Daiwa Kage MQ LT. The word Kage is derived fro...
During our early days of guiding in the 1960s, my brother Ron and I began writing articles for Fishing Facts magazine...
The Rapala Super Shad Rap for musky is a very effective bait all season long. Anglers often think big baits for musky...
VIDEO: Al and Dan Lindner head north to Ontario’s Quetico Provincial Park with one goal front and center—and that’s to...
James Lindner travels to crystal clear waters of Lake Michigan to chase monster smallmouth bass with Sportfish...
Some type of tiny creature should always be considered as a crappie live bait option. Crappies have gained much of th...
StormSkin Gale Pullover The waterproof, windproof, and warm StormSkin Gale Pullover is perfect for open water and ice...
Top Presentations for Early Season Up North, avid anglers are eager for open-water fishing. It’s been almost five m...
Al and Dan Lindner travel to the remote wilderness waters of Marmion Lake in northwest Ontario, where smallmouth bass...
Al Lindner and Jeremy Smith go on the hunt for anything that will bite on a Midwestern reservoir.
Al Lindner has witnessed all the fishing trends that have happened for over 50 years—size, shape, tactics, and colo...
