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Pokegama Lake, MN
This 6,700-acre lake near Grand Rapids, MN, is the largest of a series of lakes on the Upper Mississippi River that includes Jay Gould Lake, Little Jay Gould Lake and others. Though its shoreline is well developed, the lake is deep, clear and has a reputation for producing above-average walleyes, according to Team Northland angler Brian “Bro” Brosdahl.“Pokegama has diverse structure and a lot of productive water,” he says. “It’s got long narrow bays, wide spra…
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SUPPLE NEW SOFTBAIT DRIVES PANFISH INSANENORTHLANDIMPULSE®CRAZY LEGSBLENDS SUPER-SOFT, FLEXIBLE BODY WITH SEGMENTED LEGS FOR TANTALIZING ACTIONBemidji, Minn.—Thanks to its super-soft, supple body and gyrating segmented legs,Northland’s new IMPULSE®Crazy Legs artificial softbait pushes panfish over the edge and makes them strike.Northland wanted to come out with a panfish shape focused on action and they got it with Crazy Legs. Crazy Legs’ unique live-action gyrations ar…
Read MoreGlo-Shot Spoon
FATAL ATTRACTIONNORTHLAND’S NEWGLO-SHOT SPOONSPORTS HIGH-VIS GLO-SHOT STICKS TO LURE GAMEFISH FROM AFARBemidji, Minn. – Northland Fishing Tackle’s new Glo-Shot™ Spoon raises the bar in fish attraction with high-vis Glo-Shot Sticks that radiate colorful, fish-calling colors to lure curious gamefish from a wide radius.The game-changing new spoon also features a strike-triggering flutter and comes in three sizes, making it a perfect choice for predators ranging from crappies…
Read MoreMimic Minnow® Tuff Tube
ONE TUFF CUSTOMER!NORTHLANDMIMIC MINNOW TUFF TUBE IMITATES VULNERABLE BAITFISH BUT WON’T FALL APARTWHEN PREDATORS ATTACK Bemidji, Minn.—Northland Fishing Tackle’s new Mimic Minnow® Tuff Tube imitates the underwater world’s most delicate and delicious baitfish. But thanks to super-sturdy silicone construction, this fish-catching new softbait won’t fall to pieces when hungry walleyes, pike, bass and trout attack.“The new Mimic Minnow® Tuff Tube is o…
Read MoreThe Butterfly Blade Super Death®…A Walleye Fishing Must Have
INVASION OF THE KILLER BUTTERFLIES!NORTHLAND’S NEW BUTTERFLY SUPER DEATH® COMBINESUNIQUE, FISH-CATCHING FLASH AND VIBRATION WITH SLOW-DEATH RIGGINGBemidji, Minn.—Northland Fishing Tackle® unleashes a swarm of killer spinner rigs on the walleye world with its new Butterfly Super Death® setup.“Slow Death Rigging has risen from a top-secret walleye tactic to a staple presentation in recent years and the addition of Northland’s new Butterfly Blade to this inc…
Read MoreNEW Glo-Shot Spoon – Tony Roach
Introducing the NEW GLO-SHOT™ SPOON!!! This spoon will change the way we think about glow in ice fishing. With it’s replaceable self illuminating Glo-Shot™ Stick there is no need to worry about charging your spoon.
Read MoreGIANT Mille Lacs Bass on Mimic® Minnow Tuff Tube
Team Northland® Pro and Mille Lacs Guide Brad Hawthorne introduces the all new Tuff Tube. Say good bye to burning through bags of plastics. The New Tuff Tube is made from a patented silicone technology making this the toughest tube on the market.
Read MoreA New Spin on Spinners The NEW Butterfly Blade
The New Butterfly Blade from Northland Tackle puts a new spin on spinner fishing. Constructed of Poly Carbonate this blade spins different than any other blade out there. It’s propeller shape construction allows it to spin down to an ultra slow 0.25 Miles and hour.
Read MoreBass Fishing with the IMPULSE® Jig Crawler
By Ned KehdeNorthland Fishing Tackle has been manufacturing their 3 1/2-inch IMPULSE® Jig Crawler since 2011, but it has yet to catch the fancy of the Midwest finesse anglers.Recently, however, it caught the eye of a longtime member of the Finesse News Network who wondered why Midwest finesse anglers have failed to affix it to a small mushroom-style jig to inveigle largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and spotted bass in a variety of waterways across the United States and Canada. This ang…
Read MoreFish ’em Up High
By Charlie MasonNow that we are into the summer months on Lake Erie, often anglers are targeting walleye down in the water column. Makes sense the water is warm and eyes love the cooler temps. Don't get stuck in this mindset though, because if you do, you will be missing out on some actively feeding fish as low as only five foot below the surface of the water.This is one reason I like big blades on Lake Erie, the bigger the show the better.
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