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After the transition period of late spring, early summer is when the system really begins to open up across much of the Midwest. The fish are finished spawning, recovery is well underway, and walleyes fully shift into feeding mode. This is one of the first true “cover water” periods of the year, where fish are no longer tightly grouped in predictable spawning zones but instead relate to broader structure and forage patterns across entire systems.

As the spawn wraps up, everything begins to change. The tight, predictable patterns of early spring and the concentration of spawning fish begin to loosen. Walleyes are no longer focused on reproduction—they’re focused on recovery and feeding. And for anglers, this is where things really start to open up. Late spring is one of the most consistent times to catch walleyes because fish are both active and predictable.

Korey breaks down the Lowrance Elite FS series and explains why it’s one of the most cost-effective big screen fish finders on the market. While it delivers a large display at a more affordable price point, it does come with limitations—most notably, it does not offer full daisy chain capability like higher-end HDS units.

Skip to content Jay Przekurat breaks down why Whitewater clothing is a top choice for layering up during fall fishing conditions. He explains how the right layering system can keep you comfortable, warm, and ready for long days on the water as temperatures drop. If you’re fishing in cold or changing fall weather, this breakdown shows why proper gear makes a big difference in performance and comfort. © 2026 THE NEXT BITE TV - WordPress Theme by WPEnjoy

Skip to content Tommy Kemos talks about proper boat storage for the offseason and breaks down the key Power-Pole equipment you should inspect before winter sets in. He explains what to check, what to maintain, and how to protect your gear so everything is ready to go when spring returns. If you’re putting your boat away for the winter, these simple maintenance tips can help prevent issues and extend the life of your equipment. © 2026 THE NEXT BITE TV - WordPress Theme by WPEnjoy

Skip to content Tom Huynh, a Nation Walleye Trail winner, explains why trolling into the wind can be a major advantage when chasing walleyes. He breaks down how combining wind direction with Forward Facing Sonar helps you locate and target active fish more efficiently. If you’re using FFS for walleye fishing, this strategy can help you stay on productive fish and improve your trolling success. © 2026 THE NEXT BITE TV - WordPress Theme by WPEnjoy

Skip to content Korey Sprengel explains how the Power-Pole MOVE system can give you a major advantage when using Forward Facing Sonar. He breaks down how adjusting different settings through the Power-Pole app can help you fine-tune your boat control for better comfort, positioning, and efficiency on the water. If you’re fishing with FFS, this setup can help you stay locked on fish and improve your overall on-the-water performance. © 2026 THE NEXT BITE TV - WordPress Theme by WPEnjoy

When ice fishing Lake Erie, safety and preparation are critical. Two essential tools every angler should have are a spud bar and a set of ramps to safely travel across changing and potentially sketchy ice conditions. In this video, we also cover additional important tips for navigating unsafe or unpredictable ice, helping you make smarter decisions while staying safe on the water. If you’re planning a Lake Erie ice fishing trip, this is must-know information before you go.

VIDEO Jason and Jay Przekurat give few tips on Water Temp and Structure to Find Fall River Small Mouth

VIDEO Korey Sprengel shows what rod combo’s he’s using to target Mississippi walleyes.