Anglers are still hitting Lake Oahe looking for the trophy walleye, while the perch bite has been impacted somewhat by the winds and rain.
“Tackle” Terry Tuma discusses catching walleyes in the weeds. “T3” says walleyes are often plentiful in the weeds on many lakes because of less fishing and boating pressure in those areas, adding that walleyes can
The dog days of summer are here but the fishing is still good. So check out these areas the next time you’re out on Devils Lake.
In the second episode of a mini-series on tackling mid-summer fishing on Devils Lake DIY style, Pat Kalmerton goes in search of walleyes.
Algae blooms have arrived, but that cuts down on the light penetration and can make for some good fishing.
Bass remain the name of the game across the state of New York. Check out how one prominent tournament is shaking out.
In the first episode of a mini-series on tackling mid-summer fishing on Devils Lake DIY style, Pat Kalmerton goes in search of walleyes.
Team Northland pro Brian “Bro” Brosdahl talks about an often overlooked summer walleye method – as in using a jig and a minnow. See how he makes a few changes in presentation to bring walleyes
Amazing weather this past week, and the fishing has been all of that, too. Some solid patterns and ways to find/catch fish.
Tip the odds in your favor by keying on low-light periods of the day for all species. Get up early and stay late and you’ll likely catch a few more fish.
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