The number of good walleyes being caught has definitely decreased because of the heat, but hopefully, expected cooler temps will improve the bite.
Downsizing lures when weather fronts move through and the bite turns negative.
“Tackle” Terry Tuma says jigging can often be used under tough bite conditions. The color and size of the jig along with how much jigging action to use will depend on fishing conditions. He also
Ice fishing had a good run this winter in Ohio, but the prospects for getting on the hard water are fading fast with warm temperatures and rain.
Picking through a lot of small fish to get to the keepers, but you’ll get them. Here’s what’s working.
Thoughts might be turning to spring, but this is when the ice fishing really gets going. Plenty of nice fish were caught this past week across eastern South Dakota. Find out where and what people
Snow and blowing wind yet again, along with cold temps, making the going tough. So how is this impacting the bite this time around?
Warmer and more stable weather has definitely helped improve the bite around the area. Check out what anglers were using and where they were fishing.
A rare day when the temps were above freezing, although more tough weather on the way. Here’s how to navigate it and get to the fish. And what’s up with the bite?
Be sure to match the size, action, and flash that a particular spoon provides according to the mood of a fish and fishing conditions. The spoons can also be tipped with a minnow or minnow
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