By Dwayne Ammeter As the air cools each day and the leaves begin to change, the bite in the north country begins to heat up. This trip found me out on a back country lake where accessibility is limited.The morning found us catching good sized walleyes off weed edges with sharp drop offs using the RZ Jig in firetiger pattern. Later in the morning we switched our tactics to trolling the bottom of these drop offs with the Northland Float'n Walleye Crawler Hauler.

By Kevin DahlkeWhen fall time rolls around, we as anglers start getting excited for the coming fall bite as these fish start preparing for the cold days ahead. Water temperatures are dropping and fish are moving from their summer locations to where there is more of an abundance of food migrating to.Forage minnows at this time of year, are definitely getting to a bigger size and that in turn has the predator fish moving along with them. Shallow water bars with access to deep water very close, cre…

by Mike Gnatkowski/gnatoutdoors.comLast-ice panfish can be fickle. A lot depends on where you’re at in the last-ice cycle. If you’re still in the throes of winter, perch fishing can be hot in the lake’s mid-lake basin.

Targeting largemouth in northern Minnesota this time of year can be a lot of fun. As summer turns to fall, the fishing will continue to improve. Below is a screenshot of my Navionics app.

By Northland Pro Dwayne Ammeter With the mornings starting off cool here in Manitoba it can only mean one thing, great fishing is upon us!This trip found me making the five hour trek from Grand Rapids, MN to central Manitoba on the Saskatchewan River at the mouth of Lake Winnipeg. With a 1a.m. departure time it was looking like we would get the morning bite in, and boy did we ever!What’s unique about this region is there’s no live minnows allowed.