The number of good walleyes being caught has definitely decreased because of the heat, but hopefully, expected cooler temps will improve the bite.
The fish are up – here’s what to use to catch ’em.
Wind made it tough on some of the bigger lakes in the area.
After a stormy week, Mother Nature finally gave us a weekend with decent weather, which allowed some to get out and enjoy time on the water. Many of the lakes and the Missouri River continue
A quick recap of how the opener went for us and some fishing patterns that worked. Also some go-to presentations and what we’re seeing out on the lakes right now.
Water temperature is the name of the game during the springtime crappie hunt. We’re on the move to find warmer water. Hair jigs and plastics are getting bit, and the crappie spawn is fast-approaching.
What to expect in the coming weeks with the walleye bite on Devils Lake.
The white bass runs on the northwest Ohio rivers are following hot on the heels of the walleye runs.
Hot bite of the week? Atlantic salmon in a couple fisheries, and walleyes in these southeast Michigan waters.
All area lakes are suddenly ice-free, and although water temps are still a bit chilly, the opener is nearly here and the excitement is ramping up. Some things to consider in putting fish in the
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