
Iowa Fishing Report – July 7, 2022
Water temps are mostly in the low 80s. What’s that doing to the bite?
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Water temps are mostly in the low 80s. What’s that doing to the bite?

For early July, the walleye bite is still going pretty strong in most areas.

Fish are starting to settle into their summer patterns. Here’s where to find those fish.

Camping, fishing highlight mid-summer activities.

For panfish, the fishing is a bit behind schedule. But that could change quickly.

Anglers reported good to excellent walleye fishing on this southeastern LP fishery.

Mayfly hatches continue to limit walleye success on many of the state’s bigger bodies of water, but for early July, the bite is still going pretty strong in most areas.

With the warmer water temps, many are switching over to their typical summer presentations to find the walleyes.

In addition to walleyes and saugers, jumbo perch pike, smallmouth bass and even an occasional muskie, crappie or sturgeon are being caught.
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