The number of good walleyes being caught has definitely decreased because of the heat, but hopefully, expected cooler temps will improve the bite.
Spinners are a great option for all types of fish including muskies, bass, northern pike, and panfish. But there is a lot more to fishing a spinner than just casting it out and reeling it
It’s the time of year when you just don’t know what you’ll be catching. Here’s where anglers are fishing and what they’re using to find success.
A bobber fishing strategy that works great for cracking mid-summer walleyes, pairing the effectiveness of bobbers with the efficiency of livescope.
In deeper-water lakes especially, pike move in from the deep locations of the lake to weed locations along the edges, especially when water temperatures are still warm.
What happens when a bunch of bluegills and crappies invade the dead-end chutes at the local dam? You go wading in there and catch them with a fly rod.
As the water temperatures continue to warm, the fishing continues to be tough in many areas. However, some have found success using a variety of different presentations. Find out where they were fishing and what
Finding summer patterns to be relatively consistent everywhere. Just take into account the lake, water clarity, week growth – key factors for fish location. Dog days off summer don’t have to be frustrating, just adapt
The word of the week is “deep” – as in anglers are fishing deep on inland reservoirs for saugeyes and crappies.
Inland lakes producing real well. Here’s where you’ll find the fish.
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