While some bigger walleyes are being caught on deep, main-lake structure in some areas, weedy spots seem to be holding better numbers of fish.
The excessive heat definitely limited the number of people fishing this past week. And for those who are getting out, how’s the bite?
The catfish bite is on at a number of fisheries.
Another hot weekend, but some great fishing to be had.
Summer fishing is in full swing, and the fish are biting. Here’s what’s happening at metro area lakes.
Walleye fishing remains very good along the southeast side of the Lower Peninsula.
Bottom bouncers and spinners seem to be the most effective way of boating walleyes right now as we move into the mid- to late-summer walleye bite.
The bite for saugeyes, walleyes, crappies, and muskies on inland waters is going fairly well right now.
Seems like a rain storm or two popped up somewhere in the state most every day in July, and downpours were common. But the bass fishing stayed consistently good most places
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