Well, that was a quick transition into fall. The saugeye bite on inland lakes reflects the cooler temperatures with anglers catching them in various spots.
On Lake Erie, anglers able to get out when the wind and weather permitted were catching some nice yellow perch.
The weather has cooled dramatically, making it feel a lot like fall, and the bite is really starting to turn on at many area lakes. A lot of big walleyes being caught and there’s some
It’s definitely starting to feel like fall weather-wise – and with the water temps – and the fall bite is starting to pick up.
Water temperatures have finally started to drop and that seems to be triggering better walleye activity.
Various techniques are still proving effective in catching, but as water temps cool, jigging will be the desire of walleyes and has been successful this past week.
Moving baits dominating the scene, but a few finesse tactics in play as well. A definite shallow movement and pattern in place.
The perch bite is heating up.
So how’s the fall walleye bite shaping up?
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