Anglers are still hitting Lake Oahe looking for the trophy walleye, while the perch bite has been impacted somewhat by the winds and rain.
Brad Hawthorne ventures onto early Minnesota ice and shares a few tips for finding and catching walleyes on first ice.
The warm and windy weather definitely took a toll on the ice conditions across eastern South Dakota. Ice thickness varies greatly on those lakes where the ice remains.
Much of the fishing in the Buckeye State right now is focused in northeast Ohio, where steelhead anglers are plying their craft in earnest with some success.
It’s finally here — ice fishing season. Some have ventured out this past week and had some decent success. But always remember to do it safely.
Experienced ice anglers know that first ice/early ice can be one of the best time periods to catch fish, but only if you know what to look for and how fish behave under the ice
Defintely has felt more like winter this past week and that has put an end to the open-water season in most areas of eastern South Dakota. But don’t be too fast to eye the hard
Fishing pressure is light across most of Ohio with deer hunting taking its place in a lot of instances. Still, anglers are managing crappies and saugeyes on inland waters.
Checking in from the shores of Devils Lake to see how much progress has been made since last week’s report.
The big story has been the continuation of big trophy walleyes being caught on Lake Oahe. And despite the more unsettled weather, people were still having plenty of luck pulling WNC Reapers. Other than that,
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