Anglers are still hitting Lake Oahe looking for the trophy walleye, while the perch bite has been impacted somewhat by the winds and rain.
“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
Get bit more often with these ice fishing set-line rigging tips.
Most lakes now are completely locked up, but ice thickness varies quite a bit on some of the lakes. Therefore, caution is still advised and proper safety equipment is recommended. The good news is that,
Temps are starting to drop across the state. Here’s what that might mean for the hard-water action.
If you ice fish with minnows using set lines, whether that be on tip-ups, flag boards, rattle reels or deadsticks, this video is a must see.
Fishing pressure throughout the Buckeye State is light, but shore fishermen seem to be cashing in on a good bite in some places, including Indian and Buckeye lakes in Central Ohio and on Lake Erie.
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