Anglers are still hitting Lake Oahe looking for the trophy walleye, while the perch bite has been impacted somewhat by the winds and rain.
Everything has kind of slowed down as we’re in that in-between season. Just not enough ice, but it won’t be long. Best thing going on is steelhead fishing in a lot of the Great Lakes
The bite was a little slower today due to the cold front but anglers still managed to bring in enough eaters for dinner or to take back home. Seems like 19-21 feet of water was
Walleye bite is reportedly very good – although ice is still very sketchy.
A look at the current ice conditions as we move through the middle of December. Northern basin lakes are seeing 5 to 10 inches of ice, Grahams Island/Zeibach area 5 inches and Creel Bay 8
Spooler reels, or “inline” reels, help us in ways we don’t always think about when ice fishing. One of those ways is enabling us to slow down when we fish, which is so important for
Full speed ahead with winter angling – and a new twist for accessing/fishing the Northwest Angle.
The ice continues to build, and anglers have been getting out.
Lake Mille Lacs is getting there, the small lakes are looking good, and the fish are biting.
We lost the ice and then gained it back – still, exercise caution and use common sense if you venture out on the ice. And in Todd’s Tackle Tips … light ice augers.
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