Angling Edge

Saskatchewan is well known for growing monster fish, including trophy northern pike. Join Jeremy Smith and Jeff Simpson on a fall fishing adventure to Lawrence Bay Lodge on Reindeer Lake.  

James Lindner and Jake Wallace motor into the thick bullrushes to target largemouth bass using heavy jigs and Big Bite Bait soft plastics. 

A true multispecies wonderland, Leech lake is one of the Angling Edge staff's favorite fishing destinations. Whether you want to catch walleye, musky, bass, perch, crappie or big bluegills, this famous body of water offers outstanding fishing all season long.

Jerk-trolling Rapala Shadow Rap Deep jerkbaits is one of the best options for catching smallmouth in ultra-cold water. Join Al and Troy Lindner on this ice-out fishing expedition for smallies. 

Trolling is one of the best ways to learn new water and contact active fish. Watch Jeremy Smith and Ty Sjodin on a Manitoba adventure catching walleyes and lake trout.

Big bass on frogs - this show is as good as it gets! Watch as Al and James Lindner on one of the best topwater bites they've experienced in years.

Jeremy Smith and Luke Ronistand team up on Lake Vermilion, Minnesota, to target trophy walleyes at night and spend the daylight hours searching for the elusive musky.

Join James Lindner and Jeff Simpson on a Sunset Country adventure to Savant Lake, Ontario for lakers, walleyes, and pike.

Watch Al and Dan Lindner target big crappies during the post-spawn period using a new killer panfish jig from Big Bite Baits.  

Jeremy Smith and Jeff Simpson head to famed Wabigoon Lake in Sunset Country, Ontario to catch muskies during critical periods throughout the day.

Jeremy Smith and Jake Wallace head out to catch smallmouth bass using one of the most popular and best presentations for early-season smallmouth. 

Al and Troy Lindner head to Sunset Country, Ontario, to catch big walleyes using the Rapala Jigging Shadow Rap. The bait is a new twist on a legendary lure that walleyes love.

Al Lindner loves getting on the water as soon as possible to start using all the latest and greatest rods, reels, tackle, motors, and electronics. Today he's jacked about deploying the Rapala Rocco to catch largemouth on shallow rocks. 

James Lindner and Mike Hehner head to the Red River to target giant channel catfish using proven tactics in seasonal locations.

Al and James Lindner love to fish and spend every free moment on the water. So when is the best time to fish? These boys have the answer!

Fall can be the best time to catch big pike that have moved back into the shallows. Watch James and Troy Lindner tangle with trophy northern pike in the heart of beautiful Sunset Country, Ontario.

Being able to read river conditions is critical to finding fish. In this show, as the water levels begin to drop and the water starts to clear, Al and James Lindner adjust accordingly to track down smallmouth bass. 

On this Northern Manitoba adventure, Jeremy Smith and Ty Sjodin cast artificial lures for walleyes using state-of the-art technology in a wilderness setting.

Not only does the Tokyo rig have a phenomenal hooking percentage, but the design is the best for penetrating deep and dense cover. Watch Al and James Lindner spend the day catching deepwater largemouth bass. 

James and Troy Lindner head to Sunset Country in Ontario to target trophy walleyes in the fall using a variety of deep water tactics.

Finesse fishing is an excellent option for catching smallmouth bass staging in their late summer haunts. Watch James Lindner and Jeff Simpson use a variety of finesse tactics to catch big smallies. 

Jeremy Smith and Charlene Snow, of Eagle Lake Island Lodge, spend the day chasing down active muskies in Sunset Country during the first cold snap of fall.

Al Lindner and Billy Rosner spend the day on Lake Vermilion, one of the most scenic lakes in the United States to catch walleyes. Here the walleye action is so good, you can catch fish using your presentation of choice everywhere on the lake all season long.

To catch the biggest fish in the school, Al Lindner and Jeremy Smith use the Rapala X-Rap jerkbaits to catch the largest panfish in the school.