
Iowa Fishing Report – May 13, 2021
Crappies and yellow perch are all the rage these days.
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Crappies and yellow perch are all the rage these days.

Walleyes were reportedly biting in Pymatuning and Shenango reservoirs, and lakes Kahle, Arthur, Beltzville, Blue Marsh, Frances Slocum, Glendale and Gordon.

With the opening of the walleye season looming, excitement mounts. Look for fish up shallow, and consider jigging. And don’t forget the panfish.

Water temperatures have begun to warm and the fish have responded at many of the lakes in eastern South Dakota. The bite has still been a little inconsistent due to the weather, but it’s been

It finally sounds as if air temperatures are going to warm and stay that way through this weekend and that should bode well for crappie and walleye anglers alike for this weekend’s fishing opener.

It’s nothing to write home about, but there are fish being caught across the state as anglers prep for the big opener. Here’s where – and what – they’re catching.

Fishing this past week once again threw anglers some curveballs with the weather, but we’ll be back on track this week as we prepare for the Minnesota Fishing Opener. Check out a recap of the

On Lake Michigan, a mixed bag of coho, kings, and lake trout are being caught all across the lakefront.

The white bass spawning runs on the Maumee and Sandusky rivers in northwest Ohio have anglers’ attention right now.
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