The number of good walleyes being caught has definitely decreased because of the heat, but hopefully, expected cooler temps will improve the bite.
Walleyes and perch are being caught in eastern South Dakota using a number of different presentations.
The ice is holding on, and the bite is slightly different than a typical late January.
“Tackle” Terry Tuma says fish can quickly reject a bait if it doesn’t “taste right” to them, so keep a close eye on your rod tip and line movement so you can quickly hook a
Ice fishermen experienced a brief window of opportunity in late January with many inland lakes in Central and Northeast Ohio locking up.
Recent cold spell helped ice anglers’ cause, but still …
“Tackle” Terry Tuma suggests using a longer rod and one that has a soft tip and is flexible, making it easier to see when a fish strikes the lure.
Access and ice conditions along with how the walleye and perch bite is shaping up after a few days of wind and sub-zero temps.
Ice conditions have definitely improved this week with the arctic air firmly entrenched across the area. However, some lakes in southeast South Dakota still have variable ice thickness, so a few pilot holes may be
We’re seeing an interesting season with weather conditions we’ve never really experienced before. All of that said, though, we are getting some cold weather and things are changing relatively quickly. Still use your proper safety
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