Madison Grimm said her first word was “duck.”
At least, that is what her parents tell her. Grimm told Outdoor News that she said it while looking at one of her father’s wildlife paintings
It has been a bit of a struggle lately, but some lakes have been producing some nice walleyes. Trolling with crankbaits or spinners have been the main successful methods.
Lake Traverse is located north of Browns Valley on the Minnesota/South Dakota border. Since it is border water, management of the lake is a cooperative between the two states, and border water fishing regulations apply.<br
Despite the warmer water temperatures, those who went out had some success by mainly pulling crankbaits or using bottom-bouncers.
Plenty of heat this past week, but that didn’t stop the walleyes from biting, and they weren’t in the spots you would think they would be this time of year.
Many nice fish and limits have been caught pulling crankbaits or using bottom-bouncers and spinners.
Beginning hunters will lose access to special antlerless-deer seasons in nine southeastern South Dakota counties this fall as state wildlife officials try to rebuild depleted white-tailed deer populations.
The South Dakota Game, Fish and
A jig and crawler was one of the more productive presentations last week.
Remember that the fish don’t mind the heat, but be smart when you go out and question where you think those walleyes will be on these upcoming hot summer days.
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