The number of good walleyes being caught has definitely decreased because of the heat, but hopefully, expected cooler temps will improve the bite.
Fishing continues to heat up. Walleyes getting better, too – go-to is a jig and a minnow. And northern pike still providing lots of fun for anglers. And bass? It’s been crazy.
Anglers are working a bit harder for yellow perch limits on western Lake Erie and catching loads of crappies on inland lakes.
Chasing fish in the heart of the Adirondacks. So what did New York Outdoor News Editor Dan Ladd find here, and what’s he using to grab the attention of these fish?
Bite’s good, although the water’s warming up again, so muskie anglers, take heed. Where – and how – to find the fish.
The fish are spread out – they’re everywhere! Here’s what you need to know to get ’em. Trolling? It’s all about changing things up and trolling speed.
Water temps increase again and summer patterns continue. Check out two obvious patterns for big bass – and an easy option to just “go fishing” for fun.
“Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about the importance of frequently checking, and changing, fishing line – problems with line can reduce the poundage of test line and cause you to lose fish when that weaker line
Water temps are finally starting to cool down, and in a big way, which appears to be helping the walleye bite. Here’s what folks are using and where they’re fishing in pursuit of those ‘eyes.
Cooler weather has impacted the fishing, at least making it more enjoyable and allowing anglers to spend more time on the water, which probably has something to do with the success anglers are seeing. Check
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