The number of good walleyes being caught has definitely decreased because of the heat, but hopefully, expected cooler temps will improve the bite.
It’s a fun time of year to be on the water.
Fishing has been tough all over Ohio with a major heat blanket being thrown over the state. Catfish are the highlight in most inland waters.
If only the walleye bite was as hot as the weather. Still, those who got out early were pleasantly surprised by a decent bite.
The walleyes are still biting – here’s what’s working for ’em.
The spinning rods got a workout again, but don’t leave the casting setups at home.
Catching smallmouth bass in the Hayward area, along with suspended walleyes, and the crappie fishing is starting to heat up.
The weather was a little more unsettled and that definitely impacted the number of people hitting the water. Anglers were all trying something a little different to trigger the bite, so don’t limit yourself to
Nice, big kings are being caught on the Great Lakes. Variety the name of the game on inland lakes.
At this time of year, the fish can be found near deep points that run into the main basin of a lake, green weed edges and sunken rock piles. Using vertical jigs and trolling No.
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