
Michigan Outdoor News Fishing Report – July 23, 2023 – video
Fishing has slowed a bit across the state. Still fish being caught, just not as hot of a bite as a little earlier this summer.
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Fishing has slowed a bit across the state. Still fish being caught, just not as hot of a bite as a little earlier this summer.

Fishing deeper depths required as summer crashes. A look at the fishing report from across Illinois for July 21, 2023.

Fishing is hot, hunting seasons just around the corner. A look at the fishing report from across New York for July 21, 2023.

Fish settling into summer patterns, but still biting. A look at the fishing report from across Wisconsin on July 21, 2023.

In the heat of summer, fish have moved to deeper habitat where it’s available. A look at the fishing report from across Iowa for July 20, 2023.

Catching walleyes here two different ways.

Panfish are garnering more attention than walleyes right now. A look at the statewide fishing report from Minnesota on July 19, 2023.

Summer presentations are definitely what has produced walleyes this past week. Water temps continued to rise so bottom-bouncing or trolling with crankbaits were the way to go.

Good catches of perch occurred in 15 to 20 feet of water in various weed beds to the north and south of this harbor.
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