Finding a lot of fish sliding into their summer patterns and the fish size is getting better as well. Some full-proof ways to catch them right now.
Rapidly warming water has meant summer patterns have started to develop for most species.
So why fish Mille Lacs for walleyes when you can’t keep any? Here’s why these guys do it – and how they’re doing it.
After the cold front last week, weather conditions stabilized a bit more and walleyes seem to be responding in most areas.
Walleye bite is picking up by the day. Leech and slip-bobber a good bet. And don’t forget the smallies and crappies.
It sounds as if everything picked up with the clouds and wind last weekend and many areas reported a better walleye bite this week than during opening weekend.
The jig and minnow is a tried and true tactic for catching spring walleyes, from the opener well into the season. Here’s everything you need to know to put more walleyes in the boat using
Like the walleyes, smallmouth bass are in various stages on Lake Mille Lacs. Ah, the beauty of fishing for smallies right now on Mille Lacs. Walleyes, too.
The best reports came from water less than 15 feet deep on minnows or leeches, but some walleyes were found deep as well.
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