In search of lake trout. Finally getting ice on some of these lakes that have been holding out up to this point. So where are fish being caught?
The weather played a bit of a trick on us here, but those who were able to get out had some success. Mostly a mixed bag. Find out what the fish are looking for and
The hot bite in the Upper Peninsula has been in Munuscong Bay, where anglers are catching good numbers of walleyes, perch and pike. Whitefish have arrived at Mosquito Bay and perch are hitting at the
Ice conditions remain variable across much of the state, but fish are being caught.
The wait has been a long one this winter, but some anglers are finally starting to get in on the hard-water action.
A cold snap over the last few weeks resulted in safe ice on many waters, and lots of anglers took advantage. Here’s where they’re catching ’em.
For those who do venture out onto the cold water, the opportunity to land a large walleye is increasing.
Targeting bluegills on a small lake near Bemidji. Here’s what’s working. And don’t forget the perch or even walleyes as well as after-dark eelpout. But beware – a major cold wave is on the way.
It’s that time of year when the bite becomes a little tougher – the winter doldrums. But anglers are still catching fish – find out where here.
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