On Lake Erie, limit after limit of walleyes are being reported by anglers trolling Bandits, or Reef Runners. Others are drifting and casting old school baits such as weight-forward spinners and crawler harnesses. Six-fish limits
Summer fishing is getting interesting, and there’s a lot to choose from.
The wind has died down and the bug hatch is about done, so the walleye bite should be starting to pick up any day now on Lake Bemidji.
Weather conditions were more stable over the past week and that’s lead to some good walleye fishing.
With the exception of the month of July, walleye angling on the lake is catch-and-release this season.
Another great week to be on the water, and the wind actually took a break for a change. We’re moving nicely towards summer patterns – and check out a couple new hot baits this week.
Fishing reports still slow coming in, but those who are reporting say fishing mostly a mixed bag.
This style of fishing is distant from the silence of a peaceful rural waterway. Wildlife encounters do happen, but you’re not going to be an eyewitness to Yogi Bear or Big Foot. You will not
Lakes in most parts of the state are just now reopening. Due to this, reporting on some lakes and rivers is limited. But anglers who are getting out are reporting fast bass action.
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