The number of good walleyes being caught has definitely decreased because of the heat, but hopefully, expected cooler temps will improve the bite.
Despite the heat, those who have been getting out have had success on area lakes and the Missouri River.
Forget catching walleyes during these hot dog days of summer, right? Not necessarily. Here’s how – and where – you can target and catch those walleyes this time of year.
High water and a sizzler of a July 4th weekend made for some slow panfish action, but some fish were caught, and here’s how it was done.
The walleye bite is in full swing, and trolling with bottom-bouncers is proving to be an effective way to cover water, find fish and have a great outing.
The warm weather showed back up, but the summer patterns remain the same. We’re finding fish schooled-up more and more. Put the miles on this past week and found some more consistencies across the area.
Water temps have been very consistent and the weather good. Here’s where and how they’re getting the walleyes.
Sandusky Bay is the place to be right now for big channel catfish, some of which tip the scales at better than 12 pounds.
“Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about the use of live bait spinner rigs. Leeches and crawlers often work well as live bait for these rigs, with a variety of designs of blades available on the market.
MUNISING, Mich. — A cliff wall broke away at a national park along Lake Superior in northern Michigan, stunning some boaters who captured it on video. Sandstone and dirt crashed into the lake Saturday at
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