Anglers are still hitting Lake Oahe looking for the trophy walleye, while the perch bite has been impacted somewhat by the winds and rain.
An early morning report for a change. Lot of dirty water out there, so trying to get the attention of the fish is the big challenge these days. Catching a lot of fish on chatter
Michigan Outdoor News Editor Bill Parker takes a look at the smallmouth bass bite on Lake St. Clair and other action around the state.
The heat again turns, which has impacted the number of anglers getting out. But those who have been venturing out have been coming away with some nice fish, although walleye action has been limited –
It is starting to feel like fall in North Dakota – and the walleye bite is still going strong.
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.
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