Anglers are still hitting Lake Oahe looking for the trophy walleye, while the perch bite has been impacted somewhat by the winds and rain.
The heat continued throughout the holiday weekend and that definitely decreased the number of people going out – and the number of positive reports.
Summer patterns continue and a couple presentations make it simple to catch fish.
Starting to transition to some pretty typical fall fishing patterns. What that means for where you might find different species.
Yellow perch and walleye fishing on Lake Erie has slowed somewhat ahead of the fall bite and crappies are being found in deep water on inland lakes.
Five go-to presentations for late summer/early fall.
A little respite from the heat over the weekend allowed a few more people to get out and enjoy a little boat time. The bite wasn’t ideal, but people still caught fish. Here’s what they
Donnie O’Bert shows off some of the fine fishing that Rainy Lake has to offer and shares a few tips that will help you catch more walleyes still this summer on jigs.
We saw all the extremes this week – 100 degrees one day and 50 degrees the next. We haven’t seen a huge change in fish location, just a change in what we’re doing — namely
How color is a factor when selecting a crankbait, spinnerbait, or plastic to use.
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