Archive for February, 2009

Tips on Mounting Your Prized Walleye: Taxidermy Techniques, Fish Handling

Tips on Mounting Your Prized Walleye: Taxidermy Techniques, Fish Handling and Advice on Finding the Right Taxidermist
A good-sized walleye (a fish sized between the legally permitted length to about 30 inches or so) may sometimes be too good to end up getting filleted and fried. Anglers who catch this beautiful fish often prefer [...]

Ice Fishing

When it comes to fishing for walleye, you don’t need to wait for spring, summer, or fall to come. You can fish right through the cold, hard ice.
What Ice Anglers Do
If you are truly a serious ice angler, you should watch out for the early formation of ice. You should also be religious enough [...]

A Beginner Angler’s Guide to Hiring a Guide

Fishing can be a very relaxing and enjoyable activity. However, for newbie’s, it can be quite challenging to find the right spot. Hiring a guide will help you enjoy your fishing trip so much more by taking care of the details of your trip. But do you really need one? And [...]

Fishing Tips for River and Lake Walleye

Walleye are one of the most sought-after fish in North American waters. Also known as dore, jackfish, pickerel, walleyed pikes and marble eyes because of its distinctive gold and olive green eyes, walleye are characterized by their spotless fins, black rear, and white-tipped tail. Walleye may be found in rivers and lakes.
Fishing Tips for River [...]

Fishing for Walleye in the Summer

Summer indicates numerous activities. For example, children are usually sent to summer camps right after school ends. It also means a time for great vacations to different states and countries. For those who are looking for some adventure, however, particularly fishing, they can venture to the rivers and lakes and look for walleye.
Get into [...]

Fishing for Walleye in the Spring

There are many things that you can associate with spring. For the spiritual person, it’s a signal of a new life. Flowers start to bloom and ice starts to melt. For anglers, however, it means a time for great walleye fishing. During the spring, the temperature of the water turns from cold to warm and [...]