You’re in for a real treat when you book a fishing trip with veteran guide Jeff Sundin.

With a long standing reputation for providing customers with fabulous Minnesota fishing experiences. Sundin's 36 years of experience as a full-time, professional guide has earned him the reputation of a legendary angler. In fact, viewer's of the WCCO TV Best Of Minnesota poll series rated Sundin as Minnesota's Best Fishing Guide.

Covering a huge swath of territory in north central Minnesota, his service area includes hundreds of lakes of every shape and size. Along with moderately sized lakes like Bowstring, Big Sandy, Bemidji and Pokegama, Sundin also provides service on famous walleye fishing destinations like Leech Lake, Winnibigoshish, Cass and Upper Red Lake.

Walleye are the most popular target species for his guests, but Jeff's expertise as a multi-species angler allows him to provide charters for every species that swims in northern Minnesota waters. He's well versed on a variety of techniques and he can take you fishing for Crappie, Smallmouth Bass, Northern Pike and Panfish on dozens of small waters as well.

Jeff's Current Fishing Reports October 7, 2021

"Every day is the same for me, put the boat on the water, assess the weather and then to the best of my ability, calculate necessary adjustments to fish location based on current weather. When I’m lucky, fishing patterns might stay the same for a few days or maybe even a couple of weeks. But seldom can I count on finding fish is the same places and feeding on the same things for an entire season. In fact, oft times, I can’t even count on them being in the same location two days in a row.

Knowing how to adjust for “seasonal migrations” makes calculating locations a little easier. There are general rules of thumb that apply to certain aspects of fish location every season. When you know them, then watching for the beginning of a given pattern and cashing in on it when it starts is a huge advantage.

Recent questions from readers got me thinking; what is a migration anyway? And how long do migrations actually last? Take this comment from Jim Morlan for example, it came in via my “social” media page; “Good morning, just curious if you were able get the crappies to bite yesterday? Three of us ..." Read >> More Current Fishing Reports