Walleye reports were better this week than last, but that’s likely due to better ice conditions to the north and more anglers getting out. It hasn’t been an all day/every day bite, but low-light periods
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
Among the top destinations for ice anglers this winter is Devils Lake, where anglers reportedly will encounter average walleye numbers.
The ice is slow to take hold on most fisheries, but the crappie bite remains good.
Perch fishing on Lake Michigan has been excellent, particularly in the Cal Park area, with lots of boats out and lots of fish caught.
The advantages of fishing from portable ice shanties.
Attention is turning to ice fishing as the hard-water season should be just about upon us.
Overall, fishing reports have not been outstanding, but some walleyes and panfish are being caught. The best action is taking place early and late each day and expect everything to improve as ice conditions do.
During the past decade or so, the focus for many anglers, especially during the ice-fishing season, has become Big Stone’s perch. In recent years, its bluegill and crappie numbers, along with the impressive size of
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