Anglers are still hitting Lake Oahe looking for the trophy walleye, while the perch bite has been impacted somewhat by the winds and rain.
An update on how things are looking for the foreseeable future and how soon we might start to see ice on Devils Lake.
Fishing is good, but not many people on the water. Inland anglers say the panfishing bite is going strong. And steelhead streams have a decent bite going on, too.
The weather definitely feels more like October and that has allowed a lot of people to hit the water once again. And speaking of once again, the South Dakota state walleye record was once again
It is prime time right now for fall fishing in the Buckeye State, from saugeyes and crappies on inland waters to walleyes on Lake Erie from Ashtabula to the Bass Islands.
A looks at the state’s fishing scene.
Winter paid a visit to the area this past week and that kept quite a few people off the water, but those who did go out were smiling. Plenty of big walleyes have been caught
Hunting seasons are in full swing, but some good fishing reports out there, too, with some of the best fishing of the year going on right now.
The fall saugeye bite on inland waters in Ohio is finally turning on along with crappies.
With help from a little sunshine and somewhat stable weather, the walleye bite has picked up around the area. Plenty of trophy walleye have been caught this week on the river and area lakes. The
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