The weather over the weekend definitely limited the number of people going out, but there were plenty of people heading to the Missouri River on Monday. So how’s the fishing?
The river walleye spawning runs on the Maumee and Sandusky rivers are beginning to start in earnest and inland waters are heating up for spring crappies.
A final recap from the ice season and how things went this past week.
The ice is falling apart across most of the state. But those who are able to find safe ice and get out are catching some nice perch in this hot spot.
Checking in with a a drive-by at the local ramps to show how the accesses are holding up and what the bite is like.
Many fishermen’s thoughts have shifted to the Missouri River and open water. Jigs and minnows have been the ticket to many limits being caught.
Pay attention to access points and do your own homework on ice conditions. Still some ice fishing to go and the bite is very good.
What’s happening on the ice in the Hayward area lakes, Chequamegon Bay and Lake Superior.
A lot of people have turned their focus to open water and many anglers are now heading to the Missouri River.
Another warm week ahead but the fish continue to bite.
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