Anglers are still hitting Lake Oahe looking for the trophy walleye, while the perch bite has been impacted somewhat by the winds and rain.
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 …
“Tackle” Terry Tuma says bobbers are often used when you are dead-sticking or fishing two holes, and sometimes under tough bite conditions – it will provide a minimum amount of drag resistance on the fishing
Whether you are using micro ice, fluorocarbon or braided fishing line, match the line with your rod and reel, the lure being used and the type of species you are fishing for.
The weather continued to be a big influencer regarding success on the ice. But despite the ever-changing weather, people are still catching fish. Here’s more on the influence of weather on your success and the
Hays Baldwin shares the current ice and snow conditions for the Brainerd Lakes area and also talks about what will get you into some walleyes. Report by: Hays Baldwin Brainerd Guide Service www.brainerdguide.com 218-825-8965
When winter crappies are on the move, hole-hopping with a run-and-gun mentality is often the most effective way to catch them. This video from Angling Buzz shows how it’s done. Video courtesy of Angling Buzz.
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