Central casting could not have scripted a more pristine setting for South Dakota’s traditional opening day of the pheasant season last weekend, as thousands of hunters took to the fields under blue skies, surrounded by
With help from a little sunshine and somewhat stable weather, the walleye bite has picked up around the area. Plenty of trophy walleye have been caught this week on the river and area lakes. The
The unsettled weather contributed to a lot of unsettled reports. However, with the nicer and sunnier weather we’ve had this week, the light switch can quickly be turned on.
he fishing has not been good this past week with many things influencing the bite. Hopefully, with the cooler temperatures and a little more stable weather, the perch bite will improve.
Definitely will be feeling like fall the last half of this week instead of the middle-of-summer weather like we had earlier this week. The cooler weather will definitely drop water temps and help turn the
The water temps continue to fall, and with the start of fall on Saturday, that means one thing – perch fishing. The perch bite is starting to take off in many lakes. Before, it was
The cooler weather over the weekend allowed water temps to drop and that started to turn on the bite. A lot of larger walleyes have been caught recently, which is a good indicator of the
The weather has cooled and the water temperature has begun to fall as well. That has turned on the bite, but it will only get better with a week of stable weather ahead of us.
The heat continued throughout the holiday weekend and that definitely decreased the number of people going out – and the number of positive reports.
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