Clearwater’s “nice” average size means you’ll consistently hook bass that run in the 2- to 3-pound class. Fish up to 5 pounds are expected; they’re not the exception.
Catching a nice fish, whether it’s a 9-inch bluegill or a 9-pound walleye, should be a source of pride to the angler and snapping a photo of the fish is a quick, easy method to
Sara boasts enough largemouth bass, crappies, bluegills, channel catfish and walleyes to keep fishermen satisfied.
The ice is slow to take hold on most fisheries, but the crappie bite remains good.
Diamond continues to support a diverse fish community and popular sport fishery.
Attention is turning to ice fishing as the hard-water season should be just about upon us.
Ice is still iffy across much of the state, so fishing activity has been limited. As for the few anglers who are getting out …
This 2,096-acre lake has a lengthy history of providing some of the area’s best walleye and smallmouth bass fishing opportunities. Potato also holds a healthy population of largemouth bass, good numbers of northern pike, and
The large, deep lake supports a wide variety of both coolwater and warmwater species. In fact, fisheries biologists collected 55 different species of fish in the most recent survey of the fishery. Many anglers tout
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