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Accesses deteriorating, so be careful if you’re looking to get out on what’s left of the ice. Jumbo perch are still biting – here’s where.
Bemidji Area Fishing Report – March 10, 2021 [video] Read More »
Spring has sprung based on the number of boats heading to the Missouri River. Ice fishing is coming to a close in most of South Dakota.
South Dakota Fishing Report – March 10, 2021 [video] Read More »
It’s a pretty picture, one which should produce happy anglers and great catches of walleyes, and later, white bass, if the weather cooperates.
Never too early to think about walleye runs Read More »
If you’re a hole-hopping person, especially in harsh weather conditions, moving from hole to hole with plastics is the ticket.
For ice anglers, there’s a time, place for plastics Read More »
Ice is still good, at least on this lake. A look at ice conditions in other parts of the state, too, as ice fishing winds down.
New York Fishing Report – March 9, 2021 [video] Read More »
The DNR surveyed Lake Victoria last June, and it showed a strong year-class of 4-year-old crappies that are now 10 to 11 inches in length. Compared with past surveys, there also were better numbers of bluegills from 7 to 9 inches long.
Minnesota Lake Profile – Lake Victoria, Douglas County Read More »
This is a great time of year to chase shallow, aggressive bluegills and crappies.
Pro Tip of the Week: Make proper adjustments for home stretch Read More »
Look for weeds, especially any green vegetation that remains, to produce panfish. Tullibee action also has picked up with anglers in many areas putting very nice tullibees on the ice. Eelpout action has hung in there as well over deep and slightly shallower water this week.
Minnesota Fishing Report – March 9, 2021 Read More »
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