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Walleyes in Precarious and Particular Places
By: Bruce Mosher
Walleyes and whales could never coexist. Well, first there’s that saltwater
to freshwater issue, and then the fact that whales breathe air through a
blowhole and walleyes take oxygen aquatically, through gills. Now both
species spend time in wide open spaces – whales sucking plankton
through their baleen and walleyes sucking flesh through their choppers –
but their timecards differ. Whales are always at sea. Walleyes are only
sometimes at sea...
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By: Bruce Mosher
Walleyes and whales could never coexist. Well, first there’s that saltwater
to freshwater issue, and then the fact that whales breathe air through a
blowhole and walleyes take oxygen aquatically, through gills. Now both
species spend time in wide open spaces – whales sucking plankton
through their baleen and walleyes sucking flesh through their choppers –
but their timecards differ. Whales are always at sea. Walleyes are only
sometimes at sea...
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Deadsticking for Crappies
By: Matt Johnson
When ice fishing for crappies, it seems that sometimes there
are a lot of things that are needed to complete a catch.
Increasing your odds is the name of the game and going above
and beyond the average techniques is how you win.
Deadsticking is one of those techniques that can increase your
catch on the ice this winter...
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By: Matt Johnson
When ice fishing for crappies, it seems that sometimes there
are a lot of things that are needed to complete a catch.
Increasing your odds is the name of the game and going above
and beyond the average techniques is how you win.
Deadsticking is one of those techniques that can increase your
catch on the ice this winter...
CLICK HERE to read the full article - Deadsticking for Crappies
Walleyes Down Under - Slip Bobbering for Walleyes
By: Jason Mitchell
Using slip bobbers to catch walleye is nothing new. Using a piece
of balsa wood or foam to suspend a lively morsal of bait is
something that works. This simple combination works so well in
fact that slip bobbers continue to increase in popularity and this
popularity is expanding far from the rock reefs in northern
Minnesota where slip bobbering first caught on with walleye
anglers...
CLICK HERE to read the full article - Walleyes Down Under...
By: Jason Mitchell
Using slip bobbers to catch walleye is nothing new. Using a piece
of balsa wood or foam to suspend a lively morsal of bait is
something that works. This simple combination works so well in
fact that slip bobbers continue to increase in popularity and this
popularity is expanding far from the rock reefs in northern
Minnesota where slip bobbering first caught on with walleye
anglers...
CLICK HERE to read the full article - Walleyes Down Under...
