Onalaska basically makes up most of the Mississippi’s Pool 7 and is connected to the main channel. Any perch that live in the main river can also make their way into Onalaska and, in fact, have done just that.
Wisconsin Lake Profile – Lake Onalaska, La Crosse County Read More »
The 12 Class A streams in the board’s recent action are the only ones affected by the amendment so far, and most are associated with derbies.
Few Pennsylvania Class A wild-trout stream sections allowed to be stocked Read More »
Gamble could reap huge dividends for anglers and stocked trout.
Early start to trout season will be OK if weather is moderate Read More »
The perch bite continues to be solid at a good number of fisheries across the state.
Michigan Fishing Report – February 10, 2021 Read More »
Downsizing your presentations and working them slower might tip the odds in your favor. You might also catch a few more walleyes and crappies if you stick it out overnight – that seems to be when most people have had some success triggering bites.
Minnesota Fishing Report – February 9, 2021 Read More »
Instead, go stealthy with a lengthy stretch of fluorocarbon.
Pro Tip of the Week: Clear water? Don’t scare them off with thick setlines Read More »
There is an adage that big baits often catch big fish, and that holds true with pike.
Tip-up tricks to catch the biggest pike Read More »
A closed border motivated the Northwest Angle community to create a first-ever guest ice road.
If you build it (an ice road), they will come Read More »
Barrett contains fish traditionally found in lakes, such as walleyes, panfish, and bass. But it also has several riverine species, including bigmouth buffalo, freshwater drum, and longnose gar, among others add to the uniqueness of the lake.
Minnesota Lake Profile – Barrett Lake, Grant County Read More »
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