Fish Chart

Dead batteries and broken props aren’t the biggest problems with trolling motors; bad wiring is. On most boats, weakest link in the electrical system is … Read more

You’re sitting on top of a piece of submerged structure, got one hanging on the end of your line and your trolling motor quits running. … Read more

There you sit at the front of your boat. Your finger is poised on the speed control button. The wind is picking up and you … Read more

There is one simple number that separates a good day of fishing from frustration. That magic number is called thrust. A lot of folks believe … Read more

Trolling for salmon requires a thorough understanding of water depth since salmon species prefers certain depths in the water column based off certain environmental factors. … Read more

Kokanee are a specific type of trout, but they dont behave in the same ways as other types of trout. Kokanee trout require a narrow … Read more

Crappie trolling work because crappie do not move random in the water. Instead, crappie has a preference for certain depth in the water column, and … Read more

Walleye fishing require a great deal of patience and timing when fishing for walleye. The primary factor that determines how walleye behave is the temperature … Read more

Walleye fishing require you to place the crawler harness into an specific depth in the water because walleye lives in specific band of water within … Read more

Walleyes will only strike when the bait is direct in front of the fish. If the bait is above or below the walleyes, the walleyes … Read more

Bottom Bouncer Troll Using a bottom bouncer to troll for fish by slowly moving the bait near the bottom of the water column is a … Read more