Anglers are still hitting Lake Oahe looking for the trophy walleye, while the perch bite has been impacted somewhat by the winds and rain.
Walleye bite starting to pick up a little bit. But if you’re targeting crappies these days, here’s how it’s done.
The key is to select the correct length of swimbaits, ideally 2-1/2 to 5 inches long.
The heat wave has broken, at least for a bit, and that has allowed for a few more to hit the water. But the question is, how’s the bite?
The walleye bite has remained consistent on Devils Lake despite the recent heat. Here’s a breakdown of areas to target when it comes to the dog days of summer.
It’s the heat of the summer and the fishing is rather tough right now in the Buckeye State. This might be the perfect time to break out the catfish gear and go after some channels,
Good reports coming in. The hot bite was for perch, and here’s where.
Don’t be afraid of these summertime bug hatches. Oftentimes, they will actually congregate fish in very specific areas, allowing you to target large numbers of walleye with razor sharp precision. Here’s how it’s done.
The lures styles and setups to put more area bass in the boat this summer. Several variations of each, but a lineup you can lean on for much of the summer.
Walleye fishing is getting a little tough, but how about the rock bass bite!
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