
North Dakota Fishing Report – June 3, 2022 – video
It was a wet start to the week, with rain and the wind continued to blow. How the recent weather has affected the lake and where the current water levels are.
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It was a wet start to the week, with rain and the wind continued to blow. How the recent weather has affected the lake and where the current water levels are.

On Lake Michigan, salmon fishing remains good, with mainly coho and a few kings, steelhead, and lake trout mixed in.

Fishing action heating up on big and small waters.

Crappies were hitting in Presque Isle Bay in the northwest, in Lake Wallenpaupack, in the northeast, in Loyalhanna Lake in the southwest and Blue Marsh in the southeast, and in lots of waters in between.

Anglers are finding crappies in every region of the state just coming off the spawning beds and hungry.

The water temps are on the rise. And the bite?

Typical more summer-like weather is setting in, including steady southwest to west breezes perfect for attracting even more fish to Orleans County/Lake Ontario waters off the Oak.

The bite is starting to pick up, including the walleye bite. Here’s where they’re biting, and what’s working to catch ’em.

In and around Lake Erie, the nighttime walleye bite is still going strong along the popular shallow shoals from Buffalo to west of Dunkirk.
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