A1 Walleye Fishing Website

Mike McClelland

Website: http://www.mikemcclelland.com/

Home Waters: Lake Oahe and Big Stone Lake.

Circuits Fished: PWT, RCL

Accomplishments: Twenty-four tournament wins, twenty-one seconds and over eighty-eight top-ten finishes; 1993 inductee into the National Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame; member of OWAA; and author of five books.

Favorite Fishing Technique: Bottom bouncers, casting jigs and crankbaits.

Promotions: Hosted several sponsor, TV and press events at Cheyenne Ridge Lodge.

Mike's Tips

Mike's Latest Articles

	Why Have Crankbaits Become So Popular? The foundation of effective crankbait fishing is very simple; know the depth your crankbaits run.
	How Do I Catch Walleyes After A Cold Front? Cold front fish are "cold fish." They'll be in deeper water and tightly schooled on the most vertical structure.
	Common Sense Rod Selection When you have the opportunity to use two rods, you'll quickly realize that two rods are harder to handle than one.
	What About Fall Walleyes Catching walleyes in the fall is easy if you just follow these four basic rules for lakes and reservoirs.
	Understanding Pre-Spawn / Spawning Walleyes Much debate has occurred over the years about fishing and walleye activity during the pre-spawn and spawning period.

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