Anglers are still hitting Lake Oahe looking for the trophy walleye, while the perch bite has been impacted somewhat by the winds and rain.
In the Adirondacks, brook trout season is winding down, and anglers are catching some beauties. Here’s what they’re using to catch ’em.
Cold fall weather shows up, but the bite remains hot. Found some consistency with largemouth bass. Here’s more on the pattern of late.
Walleye bite slowly getting better as water temps continue to drop, which should only help the cause moving forward. And anglers are getting bigger fish, too. Here’s where and how those fish are being caught.
We are in the last week of September, and Mother Nature hasn’t been exactly cooperative, but fish are still being caught. Here’s where and how.
Everything is about ready to bust loose with the arrival of fall. Good bite all around the Great Lakes, and rivers filling up with fish, too.
Fishing has been a little slow across the state, leaning more toward hunting. For anglers, a little (or more) rain would help the cause.
Fall is here, and so are the fall patterns. Catching a lot of fish in shallower water. And consistently catching bigger fish, too. Here’s how it’s being done.
When you get into fall, regress back into pattern where you caught fish earlier in the season.
Not much has changed from week to week of late – a variety of offerings are still working for walleyes. And those offerings are …
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