Daytime walleye activity in the majority of areas has been almost non-existent, especially on the weekends when lake traffic has been insanely high. Some of the best walleye action is taking place at night and
It’s like fishing in your living room … and how about the perch bite? Here’s how to get after some jumbos.
Lyle Unger reports jumbo perch are hitting on spoons tipped with minnow heads and tungsten jigs tipped with wax worms on Lake Winnibigoshish, MN. You’ll also pick up a few walleyes in the mix as
Crappie and bluegill activity seems to have really improved with the majority of ‘gills still weed-related in less than 15 feet.
Warm-up has been great to do some hole-hopping. Still, ice slowly building. So where, exactly, are things at ice- and fishing-wise on the lake?
The bite here has been good – using spoons and fishing slow as the fish are a bit finicky.
A lot of fishable options on Mille Lacs now, but still, keep an eye on ice conditions. Fishing-wise, it’s a matter of getting out to where you want to be.
With about a foot of ice on most area lakes now, the walleye bite is going strong – but ice anglers are seeing a very small window for success.
With better ice, there’s also been more areas available to fish, so walleye and panfish reports have improved. Anglers are simply catching better numbers of walleyes, especially early and late each day, with 15 to
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