Lake of the Woods Fishing Report – June 1, 2023
Some reports of spinners starting to work well tipped with a minnow or crawler.
June 1, 2023
Iowa’s statewide fishing report for June 1, 2023
The bite for multiple species remains good in many parts of the state. A look at the fishing report from across Iowa for June 1, 2023.
Tip: Wacky worms for bass
“Tackle” Terry Tuma suggests varying your retrieve and using different lengths of wacky worms and jigs.
Walleye tips: Location, hooking a minnow, jigging cadence, boat control
Information that will help you catch walleyes right now.
South Dakota Fishing Report – June 1, 2023 – video
The wind in many areas determined what presentation people had to use. But many area lakes and the Missouri River continue to have a very consistent bite.
Orleans County (N.Y.) Fishing Report – June 1, 2023
Pike and walleye casters and trollers can take advantage of the baitfish presence and even a couple brown trout have been hooked up by pier fishermen over the past couple days in this area.
Michigan DNR asks for help from anglers to best manage muskies in state waters
Michigan’s statewide muskellunge possession season begins June 3, and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources is asking the public to participate in the muskellunge angler survey to help biologists obtain valuable data on this important sport fish.
“Muskellunge are difficult to survey, so biologists are dependent upon information provided by anglers to help us manage this species, said DNR fisheries biologist Neal Godby in Gaylord. “Angler survey reports give us insight into the relative abundance of muskellunge in a waterbody, size structure of the population, and whether the muskellunge in that waterbody are creating a fishery.”
Michigan Fishing Report – June 1, 2023
Big largemouth bass were caught in the channels leading into the lagoons on chopping motion lures in this area.
Fishing? Scouting for deer? Get serious about preventing tick bites (on your dog too)
Ticks are more than just pesky little creatures that can ruin a delightful outdoor adventure. Not only are they annoying, but they also can potentially transmit some nasty diseases. So, how can you protect yourself and your loved ones from these tiny bloodsuckers? Let’s dive into some practical strategies to prevent tick exposures and bites.
