The number of good walleyes being caught has definitely decreased because of the heat, but hopefully, expected cooler temps will improve the bite.
Rain … wind … and walleye. Here’s how they were catching ’em.
The walleye river runs on the Maumee and Sandusky rivers are still hanging on, with a push of some big female fish in the past few days.
Good reports of smelt in the Upper Peninsula. But where exactly? Detroit River walleye bite still on fire, too.
The more you understand the seasonal movements of the fish you’re chasing, the more likely you’ll be able to stay on the bite. Video courtesy of Angling Buzz.
Who’s had enough wind? That’s the biggest factor this spring in determining whether or not people have been fishing and it really kicked in this past week. Walleyes are still being caught, but only by
The wind is the name of the game these days. Here’s how it’s impacting things out on the water.
You can use your Vexilar flasher during the open-water season as well. There are several different “summer kits” available to fit just about every need or situation. Here’s a quick rundown on those options.
The weather continued to be the main influencer on fishing success. Hopefully this next week – with warmer weather coming – will allow more people to get out on the lakes and river.
It’s major transition time on Michigan waters. Walleye fishing is hot in spots, particularly on the Detroit River.
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