The number of good walleyes being caught has definitely decreased because of the heat, but hopefully, expected cooler temps will improve the bite.
The recent weather defintely has more people putting away their boats than using them. But those who chose the latter have definitely been happy about their choice as some nice walleye have been caught lately.
Hunting is still going strong, but how about the fishing? Here’s what biting and where.
The shallow-water crappie and saugeye bite is on at inland lakes around Ohio, and Lake Erie is going strong, too.
Oahe continues to be the hot bite across the state.
Checking in on the late-fall walleye bite.
Water temps in the low 50s, with walleyes in 30 feet of water. Here’s how they’re being caught.
The shallow-water crappie and saugeye bite is on in Ohio’s inland lakes. Yellow perch has slowed a bit on Lake Erie.
There is definitely a chill in the air in the region. What might that mean for the bite?
Now is one of the best times to be on the water, with the big fish coming out and putting on the feed bag for winter.
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