James Lindner and Jeremy Smith break out the bass gear for an early-summer run on a Midwestern natural lake and find epic bites in shallow-water junk.
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.
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.
Lake Vermilion is famous for many reasons, including the amazing scenery and fabulous fishing. James Lindner and Jake Wallace tap into the excellent smallmouth fishing during the summer peak.
Ribbed paddle tail swimbaits have become a staple in every bass angler’s arsenal. A uniquely soft, scent-infused pl...
Sliding Off Structure: Catching fish that move due to fishing pressure Large offshore structures with cover on them ...
Al and Dan Lindner travel to the remote wilderness waters of Marmion Lake in northwest Ontario, where smallmouth bass...
Servings 6Ready In: 45 minDifficulty: EasyGood For: Lunch - DinerOur Favorite Fish TacosThese fish tacos are are easy...
Al Lindner goes back to his childhood haunts and shares what turned his fishing passion into an obsession with us.
When it comes to catching crappies, most people think about grabbing some live bait and soaking it below a bobber. An...
Al Lindner talks about the advantages of the Humminbird/MinnKota One Boat Network for linking all your marine electro...
Terminator Pro Series Heavy Duty Swim Jigs feature an inline line-tie and a balanced, hydrodynamic head crafted to...
An article titled: "Mississippi", is about adding "In God We Trust" to the new state flag and that members of a...
Today I want to talk about Questions From One Fishing Trip. I was fishing with a couple of guys that had won a day on...
Al and James Lindner chase mid-fall bass on a Midwestern natural lake and discuss the current state of sport fishing.
Tokyo Rigging Walleye is the real thing. To catch freshwater and saltwater fish consistently, you have to unde...
