This fishery is on fire! If you can get on the water and avoid the big waves of late, you’re going to catch fish. And there’s been a lot of big ones, too. Three “techniques” to be aware of in targeting Lake of the Woods walleyes.
Lake of the Woods Fishing Report – June 15, 2020 [video] Read More »
Wind has been the big news, keeping a lot of people off the water. But the fish are still on the bite. And there are plenty of smaller lakes in the area that offer some reprieve from the wind.
Bemidji Area Fishing Report – June 17, 2020 [video] Read More »
While lacking a laundry list of fish species to catch, its non-fishing-related offerings, along with some darn good walleye- and bass-catching opportunities, make this 753-acre lake a popular destination.
Minnesota Lake Profile – Two Island Lake, Cook County Read More »
Breaking strength, knot strength, tensile strength should all be considered as well as the material from which the line is made, the color of the line, the amount of stretch – in some cases, even the cost of the line can be a factor.
Fishing line is more than just lifting rocks Read More »
The entire state offers a lifetime of wild trout angling. Pennsylvania is blessed with a wealth of wild trout water.
Pennsylvania’s wild trout resource is astounding Read More »
Water temperatures started jumping quite a bit and that’s brought about some bug hatches on many lakes. That’s resulted in more anglers turning to live-bait or spinner rigs and nightcrawlers as their bait of choice for walleyes.
Minnesota Fishing Report – June 16, 2020 Read More »
Map courtesy of Indiana DNR.
Indiana Lake Profile – Cattail Pit, Pike County Read More »
Map courtesy of North Dakota Game And Fish Department.
North Dakota Lake Profile – Beach City Pond, Golden Valley County Read More »
Map courtesy of South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks.
South Dakota Lake Profile – Coldbrook Reservoir, Fall River County Read More »
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