There’s a reason anglers from all over the country point their trucks north toward Lake of the Woods every summer. The walleye and sauger fishing is downright excellent, and on a recent outing, Joe Henry of Lake of the Woods Tourism teamed up with Greg Jones of Midwest Outdoors TV to put on a clinic. The two spent the day jigging up a steady mix of walleyes and saugers, and the bite was the kind that keeps you coming back.
If you watched the video, you saw the fish come over the rail one after another. What you may not have caught were the little details that made it happen. So let’s break down exactly how they did it, because summer jigging here is a learnable, repeatable approach that puts fish in the boat.
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