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.

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Jeff's Current Fishing Reports September 28, 2022

"When the wind blows, walleye anglers should focus on shallow water, shoreline breaks. Key depths vary from spot to spot, but generally use 7 to 10 feet of water as a guideline to get started.

Sometimes, fish will go shallower, so don’t be afraid to experiment with 4-to-6-foot breaklines and rocky patches. Sometimes, calm water and sunshine will force fish to move deeper, 10 to 16 feet has been a key, calm water depth range. Don’t expect to find them everywhere, but there are some fish even deeper, certain select areas of the lake’s largest bars hold schools of fish too. Look for inside corners (pockets) and the tips of point in water depths of 16 to 26 feet.

Jigs and minnows now out pace most other presentations in terms of both effectiveness and efficiency. We could argue that trolling spinners continues to be an effective search tool, but side-by-side observations of anglers using the 2 presentations show clearly that the “jiggers” ...

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