Pierre, S.D. Recommendations for the harvest of walleyes on Lake Oahe won’t occur until October. The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Commission will propose any new fishing regs then, based on a number of walleye population surveys and angler use and h

Lake Oahe has been dominated by small, slow-growing walleyes. Limits have been liberal to increase the harvest of these smaller fish, in order to decrease the pressure on baitfish. A special Lake Oahe-only license cost nonresidents $20. The daily limit of walleyes/sauger has been 10, with no more than four of those 15 inches or […]

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