The number of good walleyes being caught has definitely decreased because of the heat, but hopefully, expected cooler temps will improve the bite.
“Tackle” Terry Tuma says he will often use a plain-colored plastic under normal conditions but will switch to a plastic with some sparkle in darker and/or deeper water.
Definitely feels like fall lately, and as the water temperatures begin to fall, the bite will begin to improve.
Summer is winding down, but we’re still seeing some consistent patterns.
The fishing bite has been good, with reports coming in of anglers catching fish all across the state.
It’s catfish, catfish, catfish on Ohio’s inland waters right now. The fall saugeye and crappie bite is also starting to pick up.
The perch bite has recently shown signs of life, and it will only get better in the weeks ahead as the water temps fall. The walleye bite has been fairly consistent this past week when
The summer-ish patterns are still in full swing.
Checking in on the action for the Hayward lakes area, Chequamegon Bay, and Lake Superior.
Brian Brosdahl breaks down his system for dropshot fishing walleyes. He talks weights, jigs, dropper length, and how he likes to use it to catch more walleyes all season long.
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