Five things about fall fishing I wish I had learned sooner – video
What you need to know to really crush the fishing this fall.
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What you need to know to really crush the fishing this fall.
The cooler weather over the weekend allowed water temps to drop and that started to turn on the bite. A lot of larger walleyes have been caught recently, which is a good indicator of the
Salmon fishing is taking off as the fish move closer to shore in preparation for their river runs. Fishing is hot for them on the lakes, too, as it is for most other species in
Water temps are dropping and fish continue to move shallower. Caught fish several different ways but things are falling in nicely for a good moving-bait bite.
Yellow perch fishing on Lake Erie is starting to pick up again just ahead of the good fall bite on the big lake.
Where the fish are – and what they’re hitting – as we head into the fall bite.
A rundown on how things ended last week with the National Walleye Tour stop here.
In his final fishing tip of the open-water season, Hall of Fame angler “Tackle” Terry Tuma says that while the different phases can affect fishing patterns, also consider weather conditions, cold fronts, sunlight, water clarity
The weather has cooled and the water temperature has begun to fall as well. That has turned on the bite, but it will only get better with a week of stable weather ahead of us.
Some fish are starting to move into their fall patterns. Here’s how it’s impacting the fishing.
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