The number of good walleyes being caught has definitely decreased because of the heat, but hopefully, expected cooler temps will improve the bite.
The crappie bite is picking up. Here’s what we’re finding this week …
The April 2 edition of the New York Outdoor News hit mailboxes and newsstands earlier this week. Within its pages are many details of the 2021 Person of the Year honoree, Jim Massett, of Chittenango,
Mother Nature is still trying to figure out the season, but the walleyes are biting on the Missouri River. And more on snap-jigging.
So you’ve tapped your own maple syrup. Now what? Ron Hustvedt’s video blog walks you through the process in this second and final part of bringing maple syrup from the outdoors to your table.
Modifications you can make to your jigs to either slow or increase your drop speed to potentially trigger more strikes.
Want to tap your own maple syrup? Ron Hustvedt’s video blog below walks you through the process.
Here’s why you can lean on tungsten for open-water panfish during certain situations. Crappies, bluegill, tungsten jigs … there are plenty of good combos to make it happen.
Ice conditions getting more sketchy by the minute. Steelhead action is strong. In Erie, walleyes are the story, with action expected to pick up even more here shortly.
Steelhead fishing in the northeast Ohio Lake Erie tributaries of the Rocky and Chagrin rivers and Conneaut Creek is gangbusters right now.
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