Anglers are still hitting Lake Oahe looking for the trophy walleye, while the perch bite has been impacted somewhat by the winds and rain.
We’ve been finding a lot of fish, but the patterns have been back and forth. Some keys tactics are working, and finally some much-needed rain.
Some information on the bite this past week and how things are looking as we move into July.
Transitioning into some traditional summertime fishing patterns.
Rather than charging it after each use, let it run down at least 50 percent, helping to preserve the life of the battery.
Plenty of nice walleyes continued to be caught this past week on area lakes and the Missouri River. Plenty of fishermen, though, have switched over to pulling crankbaits.
It’s post-spawn for smallmouths, and that mean’s top-water action.
Some still say they don’t like cats because they taste “muddy” or “fishy” but that’s just not the case if you fillet them properly. Here’s how it’s done.
We’ve been finding a lot of fish, but the patterns have been back and forth. Some keys tactics that are working …
Bass bite has been really hot across a good part of the state of late.
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