Chariton River

Water temps are blowing up. What’s that doing for the bite?

The bluegill and crappie bite in particular still going strong at fisheries across the state.

Water temps have continued to increase, into the 70s on most fisheries. Here’s what that means for the fishing.

The bite is starting to pick back up, with bass and crappies providing some good action.

Crappies are the rage at this stage of the open-water experience.

Water temperatures are hanging around 50 degrees across the state. What’s that mean for the bite?