When it is summer and you’re thinking walleyes, schedule yourself for the night shift because when most people are clocking out from the water, that’s when the walleyes are clocking in.
The real fun begins when carp get close to the fly.
Since the limit on lakers is paper thin, and my boat-mates wanted a full day of fishing, we were using circle hooks so as to not kill what wasn’t being kept.
Thinking about this catch brought back memories of a trip that was about much more than catching a fish. It was a totally disastrous trip in which virtually everything that could possibly go wrong, did.
A recent creel survey of fishermen on Grand Lake found that yellow perch comprised 85 percent of the total harvest and 88 percent of the released fish. Smallmouth bass came in a distant second, followed
Fishing pressure has slipped a little bit across the state as anglers have been dealing with windy conditions and warm temperatures. But there are fish to be found, and here’s where.
Celebrating an increase in angler numbers while protecting fisheries.
“Everyone focuses on catching fish, but you have to do the same with your gear.”
Fishing pressure was light across much of the state in recent weeks as hot, humid weather prevailed.
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