Walleyes are sluggish in most locations, providing short windows of feeding activity during low-light periods of the day – typical for this time of year.
Looking for walleyes on Iowa’s Great Lakes? The walleye fishing season on Spirit, East and West Okoboji lakes is open through Feb. 14. It will close after that date and reopens on May 2. These
Burt Lake has a healthy and robust predator fish community, comprised of walleye, northern pike, muskellunge, smallmouth bass, and rainbow and brown trout, as well as several non-game species such as bowfin, burbot, and longnose
Ice anglers beware – ice conditions varied last week from one region of the state to another. There was no safe ice yet in southern Michigan. Conditions are improving and getting much better as you
Swings in temperatures ruined ice fishing in recent weeks in Pennsylvania after some lakes in the Northern Tier briefly had safe ice. However, plenty of fish of all species were being caught in open water
The fishing outlook on Lake Erie right now still shows anglers trolling crankbaits and stickbaits in the Western Basin all the way to Cleveland for walleye limits. On inland waters, most fishermen are fishing docks
Besides the trout, crappies, both blacks and whites, are a real highlight at Keystone. A 2017 Fish & Boat Commission trap net survey found them present in good numbers and in excellent sizes.
The bite for most fish species is about how one should expect it this time of year, with walleye action best on the bigger, more traditional walleye lakes rather than most small fisheries.
The inland trout management plan includes four primary goals.
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