Not much has changed from last week as Old Man Winter just doesn’t want to give up. Reports have been limited due to the tough conditions getting around on area lakes. We need some warmer
The weather hasn’t improved and it doesn’t look it will any time soon. But for those who can get out, ice fishing possibilities are still out there.
Snow and more snow – that has been the theme all ice season. The amount of snow on area lakes definitely has impacted the number of people able to get on a lake – and
Winter defintely put the smack-down on fishing this past week with the heavy snow and strong winds. Getting around on area lakes has defintely gotten tougher after the snowfall, but not impossible.
Before the recent storm, plenty of people hit the ice looking for a little ‘eye action or a South Dakota gold. How about now?
Warmer and more stable weather definitely helped to improve the bite around the area this week. Ice conditions pretty much remain unchanged even with the warmer weather and the rain.
The weather has improved and become more stable, but what about the fishing? Has it improved and what have people been using?
Find out the latest on where the fish are biting and what anglers are using – and about weather and its impact on your fishing success.
After last week’s storm, the weather has become a bit more stable and that has definitely helped with the bite.
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