In his weekly fishing synopsis, Glen Schmitt shares that after a warm weather week, anglers are turning more to rigging and crankbaits for walleyes, and smallmouth bass fishing has been phenomenal. Target the weeds for
Once again there’s really no wrong way to fish the lake – it’s all resulting in fish in the boat.
Walleyes continue to be found shallow, especially during low-light periods of the day, but more fish are being caught in those mid-depth areas – 12 to 15 feet or so throughout the day.
Warming water temperatures have really turned on the walleye bite – not just on Lake Bemidji, but across the greater Bemidji area. Fishing for other species off the carts, too.
The fishing has been fun the last couple weeks and we’ve certainly seen some changes… for the good!!
Glen Schmitt is back with another update to fishing in the state. Spoiler alert… get out there now.
The fishing is starting to heat up along with the water temperatures, which is kick-starting the walleye bite.
Glen Schmitt gives us an update on fishing round the state and when to expect the crappie spawn to happen.
It’s been an incredible week of fishing across the state with walleyes, panfish, bass, and pike all keeping anglers busy. Water temperatures really jumped up since last week and that’s got the fish going nuts.
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