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When the Department of Lands and Forests stocked Pigeon Lake with 50,000 walleye in 1925, they couldn’t have known the impact it would have.
As temperatures drop and daylight hours shorten, walleye start to congregate and actively feed in the cold water.
Morel cream sauce brings a favorite spring flavor to a luxurious dish of fish and wild ramps, perfect for seasonal dining.
When the Department of Lands and Forests stocked Pigeon Lake with 50,000 walleye in 1925, they couldn’t have known the impact it would have.
As temperatures drop and daylight hours shorten, walleye start to congregate and actively feed in the cold water.
Morel cream sauce brings a favorite spring flavor to a luxurious dish of fish and wild ramps, perfect for seasonal dining.
Dark nights bring walleye to life—whether you stand on shore or drift by boat, the hunt begins when the sun goes down.
A reader asks what is the cause of these sores on my walleye? Is it harmful or contagious, and is the fish safe to eat?
A reader asks what’s the deal with blue walleye? OFAH's Adam Weir responds.
Discover expert tips for catching walleye in fast-moving waters, including bait selection, positioning, and seasonal tactics.
The action and vibrations of lipless crankbaits are distinct from other presentations and catch walleye from first ice to the season’s end.
Several strategies can help coax choosy walleye to bite in cool, clear water. Here's what to keep in mind.