The number of good walleyes being caught has definitely decreased because of the heat, but hopefully, expected cooler temps will improve the bite.
Week/weekend recap and where things are on fisheries right now …
“Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about using subtle jigging actions for tough-bite fish. In extreme cold weather, Terry says to match the jigging action according to a fish’s movement. Too much movement, like an aggressive lift-and-
Matt Klug shares some tips for where to find walleyes for the fishing opener and how he plans to catch them. Start by looking shallow using a jig and minnow or jig and plastic combination
Scott Merwin shares some tips and tactics to help get you started on fishing opener. Remember to start out looking shallow around gravel, sand, and rocky areas. Report provided by: Scott Merwin Lake Osakis Guide
Water temps are on the rise and the bite is heating up. Shore fishing remains good in the afternoons and evening-anglers are finding success in shallow back bays where the water temps are spiking around
With the opening of the walleye season looming, excitement mounts. Look for fish up shallow, and consider jigging. And don’t forget the panfish.
Water temperatures have begun to warm and the fish have responded at many of the lakes in eastern South Dakota. The bite has still been a little inconsistent due to the weather, but it’s been
Temperature can be an important word this time of year – both water temperature and air temperature. Both can play a role in fishing success. Springtime fishing and temperature oftentimes go hand-in-hand.
“Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about how subtle changes in lure colors can affect your fishing success. The depth of a lure, water clarity, aggressiveness of the fish and light conditions can all affect what colors
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