The number of good walleyes being caught has definitely decreased because of the heat, but hopefully, expected cooler temps will improve the bite.
It’s been brutally cold, but the bite has remained good. Downsizing baits has helped put fish on the ice.
Conditions can be challenging, but fishing reports have been good up and down the state. And don’t forget fishing trout through the ice on some lakes, too.
So many anglers think about panfish rod lengths as what you prefer, but in reality, anglers should be thinking about rod length as a function of how they are going to be fishing, as indicated
Ice fishing is going on at inland lakes across the state for crappies and saugeyes and anglers are walking onto Lake Erie from Catawba Island.
Fishing for walleyes and perch in the area probably as good as it’s been all winter long.
Fishing a little bit of lake and a little bit of river – here’s what happened.
Jeremy Colsen of Lake Osakis Guide Service talks about current ice, travel, and fishing conditions in the Alexandria area. Snowmobiles are currently the best way to get around. Slush continues to be a problem but
It’s a cold one on Devils Lake, so lots of ice. A fair share of snow, too. What all that means for the ice fishing. Walleye bite is still strong.
It’s bitterly cold in this neck of the woods, and the fishing has been a challenge, helped by some recent major winds. But with a little patience …
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