Pre-spawn walleyes are this week’s target and a Lindy Jig tipped with a minnow proves to be a deadly combination as the fish become more active as water temps rise throughout the day.
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The great blue heron is a major predator of trout and, by far, the writer’s least favorite bird.
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Turkey hunters had mixed success in the opening weeks of the spring season, but even hunters who failed to record a harvest reported seeing plenty of birds.
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Bass anglers in the state have embraced catch-and-release fishing over the past two decades, a commitment to conservation that can also pay off with future catches of bigger fish.
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Illinois could soon become the first state to ban microbeads, the tiny plastic particles added to many body cleansers and toothpastes that have fast become a menace to fish in Lake Michigan.
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Lake Michigan: There have been reports of smelt being netted from Waukegan down into the Chicago harbors. While there are not the catches of yesteryear, there are some respectable numbers showing up. The coho action is really hot for both the shore and the boating anglers. Fish have moved all the way up to the
Northern Illinois Fishing Report- May 2nd, 2014 Read More »
Crab Orchard Lake: Crappie action had been good. Crappies are still scattered at various depths and are being caught on minnows and jigs. Catfish anglers are reporting good success on nightcrawlers and cut bait. Some bluegills are being caught in shallow areas on wax worms and crickets. Bass action has been fair. Anglers are taking
Southern Illinois Fishing Report – May 2nd, 2014 Read More »
Illinois River: The sauger and walleye bite has been really good slow. Fish are being caught vertical jigging jigs with minnows or using a floater jig and lindy rigging minnows have been doing well. Pulling three-way rigs has also started to put some fish in the boats. Fox River: Walleyes being taken near McHenry Dam
Illinois River Fishing Report – May 2nd, 2014 Read More »
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