The number of good walleyes being caught has definitely decreased because of the heat, but hopefully, expected cooler temps will improve the bite.
We take a look at a few of the baits we plan to fish this week and get ready for (hopefully) the fall bite.
On the water, the walleye bite is hot – here’s what’s working right now.
Walleye bite is hot in some areas of the northeast.
The walleye bite is hot – here’s what’s working.
A video series designed to help you put more walleye in the boat this fall. Step one is all about location.
A ton of fish to be had – definitely a multi-species bite.
Fishing hasn’t been the normal September chow-down we’re used to seeing. So here’s what we are seeing.
Fall bite picking up. Inland lakes starting to turn over, with fish moving to the shallows. Perch are all the rage.
Despite the unsettled weather, a decent walleye bit occurred this past week, but mainly in the northern sections of the state.
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