Anglers are still hitting Lake Oahe looking for the trophy walleye, while the perch bite has been impacted somewhat by the winds and rain.
Mixed fishing success continued this past weekend. The walleye bite was definitely better on the Missouri River and on lakes in the northeast as opposed to in the southeast.
Tips on how to find and catch walleyes right now on the big pond.
Solid walleye bite going, along with pike and catch-and-release bass.
The fishing reports were mixed at best over the weekend, especially in the southeast portion of the state. But with water temps warming and a more stable weather pattern, the bite should steadily improve.
A quick breakdown on what worked over the opener and a preview for the upcoming week.
The walleye spawning runs on the Maumee and Sandusky rivers is over, but the white bass have moved into those two rivers. If conditions improve, anglers will be catching the white bass by the stringer-full.
Top three favorite lures for targeting big pre-spawn smallmouth bass.
It has been a windy and wet start to the month of May but that hasn’t stop a few people from getting out.
The weather was nice enough this past weekend to allow a few more people to hit the water. Despite that. the results were a little mixed.
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