Spring walleye fishing is a great time to get out and take part in some of the finest fishing opportunities we have in western New York. Once ice is gone and the water begins to warm, two of the most ...

Spring is a time of renewal, both on land and beneath the water’s surface. As lawns turn green and trees begin to leaf out once again, parallel changes in every lake, river, and reservoir trigger ...

Walleye have more mood swings than a teenage prom queen, especially in the cold water temperatures and unpredictable weather of early spring. Walleye are ultra-sensitive to weather changes. Most ...

If you insist on fishing for walleyes during Saturday's Minnesota opener, think shallow. Mike Miller, host of WDAY-TV's "The Great Outdoors" and WDAY-AM's "Miller Time," said shallow lakes tend to ...

When walleye season opens next week, it will mark the 15th consecutive month that Matt Gutchess has fished Oneida Lake from his boat, thanks to record-breaking winter temperatures that all but ...

Regardless of the actual date, Easter in Ohio is a sure sign that spring fishing is peaking. Walleyes, crappies and bass are like Easter basket goodies for anglers in the spring, and no corner of our ...

As the snow melts and lakes thaw, walleye fishermen break free from their cabin fever and race to the water to begin hunting for trophy spring walleyes. Regardless of where and when the weather allows ...

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Gardner Minshew shares thoughts on stepping into the starting role with Patrick Mahomes out for the season. Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid discusses the Chiefs' ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The windy weather on Lake Erie right now is a bit frustrating for walleye fishermen, but when the bumpy waters have settled down, the catches have skyrocketed. That wasn’t ...

OSHKOSH (WLUK) -- The recent cold weather is having an impact on a popular sport fishing event. The Walleye Run on the Lake Winnebago System is typically in full swing, but this year, it's a little ...

When the days get shorter, the temps start to drop, and ice forming in your rod guides becomes a real possibility, most anglers have packed away their open-water gear. But for those willing to brave ...