January 2023

01/05/23 • 30 min

Wintertime trolling for walleye on Saginaw Bay and the Saginaw River is the topic this month with Captain Mark Pieniozek of Reel Fishn.

Mark talks about the differences between big water fish and those in the river. He describes his setup, speed, baits, board configuration and more.

Pieniozek then goes on to describe why he runs Tattle Flags on his OR-12 Off Shore boards...even for big fish.

He also has great advice on where to find fish in the river, and why trolling can be more effective on big fish than traditional jigging tactics.

Wintertime trolling for walleye on Saginaw Bay and the Saginaw River is the topic this month with Captain Mark Pieniozek of Reel Fishn.

Mark talks about the differences between big water fish and those in the river. He describes his setup, speed, baits, board configuration and more.

Pieniozek then goes on to describe why he runs Tattle Flags on his OR-12 Off Shore boards...even for big fish.

He also has great advice on where to find fish in the river, and why trolling can be more effective on big fish than traditional jigging tactics.

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December 2022

We head to Lake Erie this time on the Off Shore Tackle Podcast to fish for big walleye after dark with Darryl Wood.

Darryl is a former tournament angler and a master custom crankbait painter who specializes in trolling after dark.

He has great advice on how to set up Off Shore OR 12 boards and tattle flags, the best baits for night time fish, cold water trolling speeds and much more.

Darryl also talks about the safety aspects of late fall fishing at night and describes why this could be your best chance at a double digit fish.

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February 2023

We're headed south to Kentucky this month on the Off Shore Tackle podcast to talk with Tyler Logdson.

Tyler describes the world class crappie fishing on Lake Cumberland and how he trolls for those trophy fish using the Off Shore Awesome Crappie boards.

Logdson also talks about the striper and walleye fishing on his local lakes...and why he makes the drive to Lake Erie several times a year.