Ted's Latest Articles
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Chairman of the Boards
May 16, 2013
Big-water walleye expert Bruce DeShano gives up his best secrets
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Crappies Galore
April 17, 2013
Riprap, which warms the water, often holds the most aggressive fish. Use a small jig dressed with a small plastic grub and/or a wax worm or piece of nightcrawler. Move fast along the rocky faces of dams or bridges, casting and let the bait fall to the bottom before slowly retrieving it just over the rocks.
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Five Reasons to Buy a Boat this Winter
February 12, 2013
We’ve all heard this one: a bad day on the water beats a good day at work anytime. Nothing lowers the stress level better than spending a day catching fish. Couple that with this fact: America has been dubbed the “no vacation nation.”
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Perch on Ice
October 10, 2012
Technique and presentation is tricky. Start by banging your lures on the bottom. Bounce, bounce, bounce action will stir the mud and insect larvae. Then, try the other extreme: a barely perceptible shaking motion.
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When is a Bass Lure a Walleye Lure?
July 30, 2012
Flooded trees, as you can image, are tricky to fish through and around. They generally demand a vertical presentation to avoid snags.
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