Finally, people have been hitting the ice and having some success, especially in the northeastern part of the state. The snow and the warmer temperatures have slowed the ice fishing in the extreme southeastern part
Warmer weather has taken a toll on ice conditions. But cooler air moving in, so ice fishing might start back up. Open-water anglers few and far between, but it’s still going strong on the Missouri
Recent warm temperatures have definitely affected the ice conditions on most area lakes, but many anglers are having quite a bit of success on the Missouri River of late.
It’s Thanksgiving week and there’s ice on many lakes and sloughs – but are they fishable? And if so, what’s the fishing outlook?
Ice anglers, we may have to wait a bit as Mother Nature has given us a few decent days for late-season open-water fishing. Here’s what that might mean for those late-fall anglers.
Not a lot of anglers getting out, but the Missouri River remains a constant as far as the bite goes. Some nice fish coming out of the Missouri, but anglers have had to work for
The weather definitely has turned to more winter-like, but plenty of trophy walleyes are being caught.
A fairly strong cold front swept through the area and that definitely affected the bite. However, there’s still plenty of big fall walleyes and perch being caught.
Snow in the west and colder weather in the east continue to show that the season is changing. All are signs of the bite continuing to get better. This is the time when the trophy
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