It seems early, but weeds are developing quickly and they are already giving up a mixed bag of fish in many parts of the state. Look for those weed bites to remain strong.
If you’re a mixed bag angler, this is your time.
For many species, it seems that most any sort of live bait on a jig is getting the job done.
It’s Invasive Species Awareness Week. Check out this demonstration on boat inspections and what it takes to get your boat decontaminated.
The heat and the wind have been the story this past week. Check out if fish are being caught and where, along with a tackle tip on bottom bouncers.
This fishery is on fire! If you can get on the water and avoid the big waves of late, you’re going to catch fish. And there’s been a lot of big ones, too. Three “techniques”
Wind has been the big news, keeping a lot of people off the water. But the fish are still on the bite. And there are plenty of smaller lakes in the area that offer some
Water temperatures started jumping quite a bit and that’s brought about some bug hatches on many lakes. That’s resulted in more anglers turning to live-bait or spinner rigs and nightcrawlers as their bait of choice
Extreme week for weather conditions, but with warming water temps, the bite is progressing nicely. We’re definitely transitioning into summer.
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