Daily Update: Getting into the heavy slop for bass
This is the time of year to target … slop bass.
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August 23, 2022
Daily Update: In search of … slop bass
Slop bass? Here’s how to catch ’em.
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Minnesota Outdoor News Calendar – August 26, 2022
Banquets/Fundraisers Sept. 9: Ducks Unlimited Warroad/NW Angle, 7:00 p.m., Springsteel Resort, Warroad . For more info call Tony 218-242-3835. Sept. 10: MDHA – Fall Gun Blast Raffle, 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m., The Buff (Friendly Buffalo), Big Lake. For more info call Larry Gerwing, 763-350-5934. Sept. 10: Prairie Pothole Conservation Association, 9 a.m., Roger Strand
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Orleans County (New York) Fishing Report – August 23, 2022
It appears covering more water rather than working small areas has been best for catching salmon and steelhead offshore.
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Lake of the Woods Fishing Report – August 23, 2022
In addition to many limits of eaters being caught around the lake, some really big walleyes are showing up as well.
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South Dakota Fishing Report – August 23, 2022 – video
The water temps are really starting to fall and that has helped with the bite. More perch are being caught, and with cool and stable weather, it’s only going to get better in the coming weeks.
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A reel drag: Getting the most out of it
Make sure your fishing reel drags are in good working order.
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Fish will tell you: paddle tail or split tail?
Both have good and bad qualities, so it pays to have both in the boat because there are days when one trumps the other.
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Minnesota Pro Tip of the Week: Keep that jig close to the lake bed for Alex-area bluegills
The most important thing right now is to keep your jig within six inches of the bottom of the lake.
