Anglers are still hitting Lake Oahe looking for the trophy walleye, while the perch bite has been impacted somewhat by the winds and rain.
The perch bite is still going strong on Lake Bemidji. They’re starting to move into shallow waters but still in that deep mud, too. Here’s what to use.
Definitely feels a lot like spring out there, and boats are heading west to the river. So where is the bite occurring and what presentation is working?
There’s good ice, but plenty of wind, too, which is making things tricky. The big bite now is perch. Here’s where.
Chasing down some shallow-water, sunrise crappies in the fog – these fish were cruising literally right under the ice. Targeted them using Pinhead jigging mino spoons (no bait). Even a handful of nice bluegills. Very
It looks like a short-lived ice fishing season on Lake Erie and on inland waters as temps climbed this week.
What a difference a week makes! And with the nicer weather, more folks getting on area lakes. Perch bite still holding steady. And a last chance for walleyes before the season ends.
The weather has done a 180-degree shift. Has the bite has done the same?
Spending a couple days on Clear Lake with Clam Outdoors for the 2021 Ice Team University outing. Hear what some of the top guides/anglers in the biz had to say.
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