Jory Brass
Jory Brass is a writer and multi-species angler who cut his teeth on farm pond bass, rip-rap walleye, and 15-inch crappie in Iowa. He’s since branched out to kayak fishing for smallmouth and walleye, Euro nymphing spring creeks for wild brown trout, and deciphering the canyon reservoirs, tailwaters, and rivers near his new home in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
How To Catch Walleye—A Comprehensive Guide
Musky may be bigger and meaner, and bass may dominate south of the Mason-Dixon line, but both fish play second fiddle up north—where frying...
