
South Dakota Fishing Report – June 29, 2021 – video
Despite the unsettled weather pattern, anglers have continued to have success on area lakes, as well as the Missouri River.
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Despite the unsettled weather pattern, anglers have continued to have success on area lakes, as well as the Missouri River.

Walleye are still biting up here, perch action is good, and the bass season is just getting going.

Finally some “average” weather. Summer patterns continue, though, and we’re finding fish in likely spots. Presentations continue to look toward summer, but there are some specific tactics to consider for more bites.

On Lake Ontario, some brown trout are being taken in 40 to 90 foot of water. Salmon are being caught in 150 to 400 foot of water on flashers and flies fished 60 to 150

Fishing success has been all over the chart, ranging from slow to fair for salmon and trout to some fine walleye fishing.

Catching a lot of walleyes on rock piles and the like. As for smallmouth bass, here’s what’s working.

Fishing has been fair pretty much across the board, with the exception of a few stronger bites here and there.

Fishing for silver fish had been fairly good on Lake Michigan, with many lakers for those who were targeting them.

The walleye bite on Lake Erie has returned to its normal excellence after a series of big storms on the lake shut things down for a period. As a bonus, the world-class smallmouth bass fishing
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