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Dog days of summer? Fish not biting? Wrong. Even walleyes being found these days. Here’s where and how to fish ’em.
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Dog days of summer? Fish not biting? Wrong. Even walleyes being found these days. Here’s where and how to fish ’em.

On Lake Erie, the Walleye are still migrating from the west and anglers should see good, steady numbers for the next few months.

It’s been a strange week of walleye fishing with many reports indicating that there’s been quite a few fish being caught in shallower water.

With water temps in the low 80s, fish deep if you’re looking for bigger panfish.

The much-needed rain finally arrived and caused a bit of a disruption to the bite. And what you need to know about pulling crankbaits.

Trying a new lake – and finding success, particularly on weed edges. Fish remain in their summer patterns.

Lyle Unger talks about the current walleye bite in the Grand Rapids area. Report by: Lyle Unger Grand Rapids Guide Service 218-259-7140 www.grandrapidsguideservice.com

Targeting bass – and what to do when the bass aren’t biting. Meanwhile, fishing on the big lakes across the state remains strong.

Summer patterns continue, and we had some fun catching fish with some new tactics … got some big bites while changing approaches.
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