Anglers are still hitting Lake Oahe looking for the trophy walleye, while the perch bite has been impacted somewhat by the winds and rain.
Walleyes have been caught using a number of different methods this past week.
Before you go out on the water, consider the type of bait to use, the time of day you are going, the location on a body of water that you will fish, and water and
Some cooler weather is moving in and water temps are gradually dropping, setting up for a nice transition.
Some nice walleyes were caught along with a few nice perch. The bite should continue to improve as temps begin to fall this next week.
Many things remain the same but we’re implementing some new strategies.
High water temps are impacting the fishing for most every species here.
The heat has returned and that has caused some warmer water temps to return as well. However, it didn’t seem to affect the walleye bite.
Some sure-fire ways to catch ’em and some ways to modify things a bit, too.
Some real specifics for catching smallmouth bass and walleyes in these areas.
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