Fall showed up this week – frost on the ground, plummeting temps, more clothes … We’ve been beating the bank for bass in lakes and targeting wintering areas already for bass in the rivers. Moving
Good perch action has been reported in a number of northern Michigan waters.
The long, hot summer suddenly transformed into a short, cool fall and the Buckeye State’s fish have responded.
Algae bloom still going at a number of fisheries and water temps continue to drop across Iowa. What might that all mean for fishing?
Steelhead runs are underway in the tributaries around Erie, and fish were taking eggs, worms and maggots.
The yellow perch bite appears to be slowing down across the state. So what’s pickup up?
Water temps have dropped into upper 50s and bite has really started to pick up. Keep your eyes on the bait fish.
Anglers who get out are doing well, especially for walleyes and crappies, as water temperatures continue to drop.
A lot of anglers are mining area lakes for a little South Dakota gold lately. Some are smiling, while others are not. Water tempertures continue to fall and that will continue to cause the perch
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