The number of good walleyes being caught has definitely decreased because of the heat, but hopefully, expected cooler temps will improve the bite.
How the cooler temps are changing the bite, what areas to target as docks start coming out, and why shore fishing is about to take center stage.
On days when the wind wasn’t blowing, fish were biting and the perch were schooling as the water temps begin to fall.
Salmon fishing in rivers across the state continues to be strong. Here’s how they’re catching ’em.
The fall inland water bite for crappies and saugeyes is right on the doorstep and yellow perch fishing on Lake Erie is about to fire up.
The plastics, jigheads, and retrieves that work best for fall walleyes — plus when live bait still has the upper hand.
Sharing some key takeaways from the week on the water, as well as some consistencies.
The lakes are yet to turn over here. Here’s what that might mean for the bite.
Breaking down this week’s hot walleye bite and sharing go-to tips and tricks for limiting out.
Oahe should start producing some monster walleyes over the next couple of weeks and the perch will be schooling.
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