Jig Fishing Best Bet Want to catch more Columbia River walleye during winter time? Die hard walleye anglers know this time of the year can be productive jigging ledges off the current breaks where winter walleye like to hang. This last week we isolated around spots like this and found active walleye late mornings when the water...
Ask anyone in the Pacific northwest that has fished on the Columbia river, what the best tasting salmon is. If they know anything about salmon, the answer is simple, Drano Lake Springer Salmon. The Drano Lake & Wind River fishery is a staple amongst our fishing guides, and we are happy to share some tips and...
How to Jig Fish for Columbia River Walleye Want our Columbia River walleye jigging tips? Jig fishing on the Columbia River is perhaps the most versatile technique in a walleye anglers tool belt. If you pinned us down to choosing just one technique, it quite possibly would have the word Jig in it. Our fishing guides have...
Walleye Fishing Report: Columbia River & Lyons Ferry Mid-Columbia River Report The Pacific Northwest has tempered its weather which means spring-time walleye fishing. The Columbia river water temperatures are still hovering around 42° and we’re starting to see some bigger fish show up. Our guides are focusing on area’s that we typically know are walleye spawning grounds. This...
Understanding Spring-Time Walleye on the Columbia River Walleye spawn in the spring, Columbia River is the place to be. Spring arrives in February in Washington state, Lake Erie and other Midwestern waters it could be more April and May. Water temperatures play a critical role as walleye...
Blade Baiting Techniques for Year-round walleye fishing Blade baiting has become an essential component to success that catches walleye year-round. The Pacific Northwest has gained a lot of notoriety for producing trophy sized walleye. Anglers are coming from all over to...