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 seems as though walleye activity has dried up on the majority of small lakes across the state. Lake trout and stream trout continue to provide consistent action in areas that have lakes with them
With cold fronts, weather has been up and down, so trying these standard “tactics” just might work.
Cold temps have helped ice conditions, allowing ice roads to extend further and further out onto the lake. Hole-hopping is the way to go, and here’s where the fish are being caught.
Targeting perch, but you never know what you’ll get – maybe a big walleye? Here’s the setup.
There seems to be better numbers of fish being caught in deep water this week, even after dark, in about 20 to 30 feet.
Matt Klug reports a good crappie bite in the St. Cloud area. Make sure to stay mobile and try to stay on the front end of the school for best results. report by: Matt Klug
Yes, for Lake of the Woods anglers (and businesses), the dream has been realized, opening up a whole new world of fishing opportunities.
Ice conditions warrant hunkering down – not a lot of hole-hopping these days. But as you’ll see here, fish are being caught.
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