
Bemidji Area Fishing Report – October 13, 2021 – video
The fall bite has finally started. Yes, the fish are going strong. Here’s where they’re biting – and what to use to get ’em.

The fall bite has finally started. Yes, the fish are going strong. Here’s where they’re biting – and what to use to get ’em.

It’s a 1,850-acre bowl-shaped system with an abundance of structure, vegetation, a tullibee forage base, and enough deep water to allow many of its pike to grow beyond “snake” status.

While this presentation has gotten plenty of attention, many anglers still haven’t tried glide baits or just don’t have confidence in them yet. Here’s how to change that.

Favorite walleye jigs and a few tips that you can use to put more fish in the boat while you’re jigging.

Miscalculations can be costly in fishing tournaments. But for this Billings, Mont., teenager, a competitor on the National Walleye Tour, a math snafu provided only some unexpected theater – and a moment he’ll never forget.

The 2008 survey revealed a strong year class of black crappies coming in around 9 inches.

Fall weather is in place and the perch bite continued to improve. And find out where anglers are tapping into a little South Dakota gold and how.

It holds a healthy crappie population, respectable largemouth bass in both numbers and size, and enough walleyes to make them worth a look.

A lot of people theorize the jig helps get crankbaits deeper, but it is the other way around.
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