The walleye bite is in full swing, and trolling with bottom-bouncers is proving to be an effective way to cover water, find fish and have a great outing.
Fish are still being caught on slip bobbers and jigs but it won’t be long before we see the transition to bottom-bouncers and spinners. Courtesy of Devils Lake Tourism.
The shallow-water walleye and pike bite is in full swing.
Grab yourself some leeches, a couple slip bobbers and hold on. Tanner checks in with water temps, bite info and how he rigs his bobbers for shallow-water walleye fishing.
Water temps are on the rise and the bite is heating up. Shore fishing remains good in the afternoons and evening-anglers are finding success in shallow back bays where the water temps are spiking around
Water temps are rising and the walleye spawn is almost complete. Here’s how the walleye and pike bite has been this last week.
Ice off, docks in. How the shore anglers are faring.
How ice-out and shore fishing are coming along – it won’t be long before the ice is gone and it will be game on for open-water fishing.
Checking out the bite and how the ice and access points are fairing during the current warm-up. Travel on the ice is almost to the point of walk-out traffic only.
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