Al Lindner has witnessed all the fishing trends that have happened for over 50 years—size, shape, tactics, and color; you name it. Right now, color is again the latest hot topic. Some of today’s hottest performing lure paint jobs are options that we would have never considered using years ago!
James Lindner and Jeremy Smith show you how to catch walleyes even when you’re dealt a challenging hand — walleyes in tough conditions.
James Lindner and Jake Wallace visit Superior Country in Ontario, Canada, to catch multi-species of fish on various lures.
Hair Jigs have made a huge comeback in recent times, and they work for a variety of fish. On today’s show, Legendary Al Lindner and his son Troy deploy hair jigs to catch bass in the shallows.
The word of God says wisdom comes with age. I’m getting a little older, a little wiser, and during that natural...
Fishing for largemouths, smallmouths and walleyes! Its the dying baitfish action that's irresistible.
Authentic Prayer: Before our prayers can mean anything to God, they first must mean something to us.
The Popping Frog features a cupped face that creates a loud, strong pop that drives fish crazy. Custom-designed weigh...
Ice anglers who stow their gear at the end of February are missing out on the late ice bite. It is one of the hottest...
The Quality Bluegill Initiative Late ice and spring fishing is just around the corner, and of course panfish come t...
Fillet Crappie: Mike Hehner demonstrates one good way to fillet crappie. One of the reasons crappies are so popular...
There are cues in nature that you could set your watch when it comes to following largemouth. One of which is the...
Jeremy Smith and Dave Csanda mix old school and new school catfishing techniques to put countless pounds of...
A month or so after the spawn is done, big walleyes and muskies sometimes get hard to find on classic structures. The...
When you see a beautiful rainbow in the sky, what do you think about? Is that a leprechaun holding a pot of gold at...
The OR38 Mini Planer Board runs directly off of your rod line and works for both port and starboard sides
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