Anglers are still hitting Lake Oahe looking for the trophy walleye, while the perch bite has been impacted somewhat by the winds and rain.
Steelhead fishing is picking up, especially on the rivers. And that should only be getting better. Even some reports of a few Atlantics, and some good walleye fishing to be had, too. And don’t forget
There are three main types of line for hard-water anglers and all sorts of colors options. Why to use each type and how color plays a role in making a decision.
Mother Nature continues to provide some decent weather to allow people to hit the lakes and river. Here’s where they’re catching them and what they’re using.
Unbelievable weather allows for some late open-water angling. Here’s where they were catching them.
Hunting is heating up, but for anglers, fishing is still pretty good. Salmon runs are about over, but steelhead bite is good, and they’re still catching perch and walleye on the big waters.
Organized ice gear… it’s more than just on the lake. It’s in your truck, it’s during transporting, and it’s protecting your investments. Here’s a few ways I like to keep rods and gear organized during
The docks are out, but it might be the best time of the year for fishing as the fish are putting on the feed bags for winter, which has meant a bit of a feeding
Steelhead trout anglers are hitting the northeast Ohio rivers in search of the chrome.
Early fall weather has returned to the region – and walleyes are being caught.
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