Join us for an action-packed spring walleye fishing trip on Lewis & Clark Lake! In this video, we break down proven spring walleye fishing techniques, hot spots, and gear tips that help anglers catch more fish in changing spring conditions. Whether you're an experienced walleye angler or just getting into fishing, this Lewis & Clark Lake walleye adventure is full of valuable insight and on-the-water action. Perfect for anglers searching for spring walleye strategies, fishing reports, or Lewis & Clark Lake fishing content. #WalleyeFishing #SpringWalleye #LewisAndClarkLake #FishingTips #WalleyeNation #FishingLife #AnglerLife #SouthDakotaFishing #WalleyeHotSpots #FishingVideo

Join me for an epic springtime walleye fishing adventure on Lake Francis Case! In this video, we target early-season walleye using proven spring walleye fishing techniques that every angler needs to know. Whether you're a seasoned fisherman or just getting into walleye fishing, this Lake Francis Case fishing video is packed with tips, tactics, and non-stop action. Learn how to catch more walleye in spring and what gear works best for Lake Francis Case. Perfect for anglers searching for walleye fishing videos, spring fishing tips, or Lake Francis Case fishing reports—don't miss this bite! #WalleyeFishing #SpringWalleye #LakeFrancisCase #FishingTips #WalleyeFishingTips #FishingLife #AnglerLife #FishingVideo #EarlySeasonWalleye #SouthDakotaFishing website: www.thewalleyeguys.com

Fishing for walleye on the Missouri River near Chamberlain, South Dakota, can be an amazing experience. The river is known for its healthy walleye population, and different seasons offer unique fishing opportunities. Best Times to Fish Spring (March-May): One of the best times, as walleye move into shallower waters for spawning. Jigging and live bait rigs work well. Summer (June-August): Fish move deeper as the water warms. Try trolling crankbaits or bottom bouncers with nightcrawlers. Fall (September-November): Walleye feed aggressively to bulk up for winter. Use jigs, minnows, or crankbaits. Winter (December-February): Ice fishing can be productive in backwater areas with jigs and spoons tipped with minnows. Best Techniques & Baits Jigging: Great year-round, especially with minnows or plastics. Live Bait Rigs: Lindy rigs with nightcrawlers or minnows work well. Trolling: Use crankbaits or bottom bouncers with slow-death rigs. Casting Crankbaits: Works well along rocky shorelines and drop-offs. Hotspots Near Chamberlain Crow Creek & Cedar Shores Area: Good structure for walleye. Big Bend Dam: A well-known walleye hotspot. Bridge Area & Sandbars: These provide great feeding zones.

Fall fishing on LC is very popular amongst the local anglers. The Walleye Guys guides, Brian Bashore and Randy Ausdemore get on a few hours on a beautiful fall day. This is a great time of year to catch a true trophy and several walleye over the 20" mark as well as some eaters for the table. Jig and minnow is the preferred technique but trolling large cranks baits can put some nice fish in the boat as well.

NWT 2024 second stop going out of Red Wing, MN on Pools 3 & 4 of the Mississippi River. Great fishing.

Stop #1 of the 2024 National Walleye Tour on Lake Erie. Here is a look at some practice videos and day 1 of the tournament. Day 2 winds picked up and got nasty so no footage.

A behind-the-scenes look at practice and tournament days of the National Walleye Tour Championship on Devils Lake, ND. Unfortunately, our two big fish videos didn't take for some reason but you get to see most of the other catches. Baits used were #7 Rapala JigNRap and a 3.75 ZMan StreakZ and Jerkshadz.

Just wrapped up the 3rd stop of the National Walleye Tour on Lake Francis Case. I haven't fished this end of the reservoir in three years and I sure do miss it. Great fishing with loads of good fish to be caught using several different methods. I didn't do so well in this tournament as the bite really slowed come tournament days. I was pulling Spinner baits and spoons over and through the trees. As well as rigging slow death rigs with crawlers to suspended walleyes over and in the trees.

Tournament #2 of the season is a wrap from Lake Winnebago. Tossed back a few fish early on day #2 that cost me a check but that's what you get when going for a top 10. Rule #1 you have to bring in a limit (failed that) rule #2 your bag has to be bigger on day #2 than on day #1 to move up. As always Lake Winnebago was full of fish and action doing several different presentations. My Co-anglers were great and we fished hard all day. Finished 55th and kept some points for the championship. Next stop Lake Francis Case.