Anglers are still hitting Lake Oahe looking for the trophy walleye, while the perch bite has been impacted somewhat by the winds and rain.
Finally some “average” weather. Summer patterns continue, though, and we’re finding fish in likely spots. Presentations continue to look toward summer, but there are some specific tactics to consider for more bites.
Catching a lot of walleyes on rock piles and the like. As for smallmouth bass, here’s what’s working.
With a 10-degree change in water temps in the last week, the fishing has changed a bit. Definitely some nice ‘gills to be had.
Walleye bite being impacted by up-and-down weather pattern. But there are fish being caught – here’s where to find them and what’s getting them to bite.
A lot of nice walleyes being caught around the area – and get the scoop on bottom bouncers.
Hot, hot hot, with water temps around 80 degrees already. So summer patterns are in full swing. Here’s where and when they’re catching ’em, and what they’re using to land them.
Fishing has been good. Some consistent patterns are developing, and some presentations that are rising above the rest.
“Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about the use of snaps while using crankbaits. Tuma often uses snaps but says to check your fishing line frequently for nicks that can reduce the poundage of test. Also make
Hot weather continues, with water temps in the area in the mid-70s. Fish are moving into the deep water. But every day is a little different, so it’s up to you to mix and match
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