The number of good walleyes being caught has definitely decreased because of the heat, but hopefully, expected cooler temps will improve the bite.
With the water temperatures soaring, the fish are biting, walleyes in particular. Here’s what they’re catching them on …
The fishing is good on Stony Creek Lake. Plenty of nice bass to go around.
Dave Dirks from Dirks Outdoors talks fishing in high water temps and low water levels and trying some often-overlooked fisheries this time of year.
The walleye bite on Devils Lake is on! Check out this update on tactics and areas to try – July and August can be some of the best months to fish here.
As we enter the month of July and the hotter summer days, find out where anglers are having some walleye luck and what they’re using to grab their attention.
On Lake Erie, if you don’t catch your limit of walleyes in an hour, you’re doing something wrong. On inland waters, crappies are the name of the game.
Check out these eater-sized walleyes – and here’s what’s working to land these nice fish.
Walleye bite has slowed down a bit, but here’s why they could be back soon – although a jig and a minnow might not cut it. Here are a few tips on what might get
Some rain of late, but that’s probably a good thing for streams. Overall, it’s all about the bass these days.
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