The weather was a little more unsettled and that definitely impacted the number of people hitting the water. Anglers were all trying something a little different to trigger the bite, so don’t limit yourself to
The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department has decreased the number of counties open for the August “management take” of locally-produced Canada geese, citing both declining population levels and conflicts with landowners as central
The water temperatures dropped dramatically with the help of the strong cold front that moved through the area last week. As a result, the bite, including a decent perch bite, turned on in some areas
Jason Deroy, of Clear Lake, S.D., was underwater spearing when he set a new bluegill record on Pickerel Lake in northeastern South Dakota on July 6. This 1-pound fish breaks the “unrestricted” bluegill record, meaning
Many fisherman have been using techniques that allow them to cover more water in a shorter time.
The dog days of summer have started and those who changed up their presentations caught fish this past week despite the warmer temperatures and the wind. Fish defintely went deeper, especially on the Missouri River.
Presentations are beginning to change a bit so don’t hold to using what worked two weeks ago. With warmer weather returning, start to think of what you would normally use this time of year.
A series of heavy rainfall events in late June are clouding the pheasant-production outlook in some areas of South Dakota, although wildlife experts remain largely optimistic about the kind of bird numbers upland hunters may
The heat was on in eastern South Dakota over the weekend and that definitely changed how people fished. Many got off the lake before the max heat of the day and also relied on their
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