When fall rolls in here “Up North” fisherman start to get excited. Thoughts turn to trophy walleye for most of us in the Great Lakes region, but here and all throughout the “walleye belt”.

Fall is trophy walleye time! Walleye are hungry and concentrated in specific types of areas as winter approaches. Understanding how to find these high percentage areas using charts and GPS mapping puts you one step ahead of the competition.

Trolling speed is a key factor to catching walleye and, in the fall, getting the correct trolling speed is critical, especially when looking for trophy walleye.

Every angler has their own favorite crankbait color. Sometimes a bait that caught a special fish or holds a special memory is our favorite.

Fall is trophy walleye time and one of the best ways to catch them is by trolling crankbaits. But, picking the best fall crankbait shape is a huge key to success. Lance will help you choose the proper crankbait size, crankbait shape, crankbait action and crankbait profile.

Bottom bouncing for walleye is a proven, easy to use technique to catch walleye wherever they swim. Choosing the right bottom bouncer and rigging a bottom bouncer properly are critical to fishing success.

One of the most effective ways to catch walleye, the lowly crawler harness is a go-to presentation wherever walleye swim. Choosing the best spinner blade for the conditions is something anglers should pay attention to.

Our phones are hardly out of our sight, even when fishing. Using them to help us catch more fish and boat safely is a great reason to have your phone on the boat. There are several great weather apps that will help your fishing.

Inline planer boards make any troller more efficient and effective but choosing the correct board is an important consideration. Join Captain Lance Valentine as he discusses the basics of selecting the right inline planer board.

Trolling leadcore line for walleye can be effective and efficient and on some days is the best option for getting spoons, spinners and crankbaits to the right depth.

Fluorocarbon line has become a main stay in the fishing world the past decade or so. But do you know which is the right fluorocarbon line for each presentation?