James Lindner travels to crystal clear waters of Lake Michigan to chase monster smallmouth bass with Sportfish Michigan’s Capt. Ron Dohm Jr.
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.
Servings 2Ready In: 15 minDifficulty: EasyGood For: Lunch - DinerGrilled Honey Lemon WalleyeGrilled walleye or catfish...
Though the drop-shot rig has been popular among expert bass anglers for many years, I still talk to anglers who...
Al and James Lindner share their program for catching more walleyes on the entire year, including how to locate bottom...
Al Lindner and St. Croix Rods’ Dan Johnston utilize the latest in fishing technology to tap mid-summer Midwestern...
Al and Dan Lindner pursue early-season smallmouth bass on one of Ontario’s top waters – Dog Lake in Superior...
Finding summer crappies video: Crappies are a fun fighting fish and taste at the dinner table, and finding them during...
https://youtu.be/Ci7695MyXzY I wish I had time to read you all of the emails that I get regularly — I get some...
Late Summer Muskies A few of Lindner’s Angling Edge staffers have a passion for musky fishing. On this trip, Je...
James and Troy Lindner probe weedlines with various finesse tactics, including the venerable jig worm and new...
Jeremy Smith and Ty Sjodin enjoy a spring fling for largemouths, smallmouths and white bass on South Dakota prairie...
Most successful business that I know of have a mission statement that includes principles based around biblical core...
During our early days of guiding in the 1960s, my brother Ron and I began writing articles for Fishing Facts magazine...
