Anglers are still hitting Lake Oahe looking for the trophy walleye, while the perch bite has been impacted somewhat by the winds and rain.
The dog days of summer are upon us, but fish are still being caught, particularly on the Missouri River. And here’s what you need to know about planer boards.
Walleyes can still be caught during these dog days of summer – you just have to work harder and go about it a bit differently. And check out details of this unique fishing tournament.
Walleye bite remains strong on Lake Erie, with fish seemingly getting longer as you move east. And here’s a lake to look out for.
Joe Henry demonstrates how to create a crawler harness storage system with an everyday-type container and … swimming noodles.
Weed line, weed line, weed line … yup, you get the point. A lot of fish relating to the outside weed line right now. Here’s how to get after them.
Summer fishing on rivers and creeks can be challenging. But there are times you can take advantage of fishing these waterways.
Joe Henry give us an update from the banks if the Rainy River. Spoiler alert…. fishing is heating up and Joe tells us where to find them.
You don’t need to have a lot of line out behind the boat. You’ll feel the bite much better and be able to set the hook much firmer.
This week Dan tells us about how the fish are reacting to this mid summer heat wave and what patterns they are following right now.
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