Rigging was made popular in Minnesota by a couple of Chicago boys named Ron and Al Lindner, two brothers with a knack for catching fish and teaching others how to catch fish. One of their favorite ...

The most famous Minnesota invention was not water skis (1922). Nor was it packaged cake mix (1947), crisp crust frozen pizza (1979) or even Post-it notes (1980). It was the Lindy Rig, which doubtless ...

There are lots of ways to catch walleye. Although they do suspend at times and in certain waters like Lake Erie, in many cases, walleyes stick pretty tight to the bottom. Thus, you need a sinker to ...

Gearing up for the walleye opener is all about the little things. There's no need to shell out a couple hundred bucks for a variety of lures in all of the newest colors and configurations. Save that ...

Those who have done much walleye fishing have run into this situation: The sun is high in the sky, and there are few clouds. The lake is calm to only a light chop. Large marks on the sonar screen have ...

Spring is here, and that means the annual walleye spawning migration - the "run" - is about to begin. As the ice melt concludes walleye make the transition from their winter homes, usually lakes or ...