The Lake Superior fishery got a much-needed boost when lake herring pulled off an epic spawning event in 2022, surveys are revealing.
“Based on the info we’re getting from the (U.S. Geological Survey), it’s
Here we are in June, and water temperatures already are in the low to mid-70s. Normally, we’re looking at these conditions come mid-July. With the early heat, you may find walleyes in places they don’t
Five Wisconsin anglers were cited on June 8 for keeping too many walleyes and saugers on Lake of the Woods, and two of the five men also were cited for obstructing a conservation officer, court
Fish, like us and all other animals, use oxygen, which they get from the water via their gills. It would be pretty interesting if we could dive under the surface and continue breathing. Actually, we
Various techniques are catching walleyes. The most common technique is drifting or trolling crawler harnesses.
It’s post-spawn for smallmouths, and that mean’s top-water action.
We’ve been finding a lot of fish, but the patterns have been back and forth. Some keys tactics that are working …
They say hindsight is crystal clear. That is, looking back on events that have occurred after the fact and then seeing the correct course or the right move. Then it’s always an easy, clear choice,
I came out of a popular Lake Michigan harbor a few weeks ago and spotted a person in a boat a few hundred yards away waving a boat cushion.
“Something’s wrong,” I said to
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