Anglers are still hitting Lake Oahe looking for the trophy walleye, while the perch bite has been impacted somewhat by the winds and rain.
“Tackle” Terry Tuma suggests starting out by working the outside weed line, usually with plastics. Using a wacky worm jig, work from the inside and then back out to the weed edge, and then turn
The summer grind continues, but we might be seeing some patterns and consistency develop, and on multiple lakes. And the best ways we’re catching ‘em lately …
The walleye bite on Devils Lake is hot – lots of fish in that 15- to 18-inch range. Pulling bottom bouncers with spinners will help put fish in the boat.
Walleye fishing on Lake Superior: A great week for big fish. Here’s just how big, and what they’re catching them on.
Catching big bass – and the walleye bite continues to be strong.
As the calendar turns to August, the bite has slowed in some areas and, in others, plenty of fish are being caught. And get the scoop on … trolling rods.
“Tackle” Terry Tuma suggests using a spinning rod and casting a shad rap or smaller bait at an angle for success on and around ledges. Or run a crankbait to the lip of the flat
Checking out northeast and southwest Wisconsin fisheries. Here’s what worked.
Some swings in weather this week, so everything is finally back on track. Fish are schooling up again.
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