Valuable information that will help you catch more walleyes on early ice, including favorite lakes, best presentations, strategies for producing when there’s loads of fishing pressure, and a common mistake anglers make on early ice.
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Anglers continue to ply the open waters of Lake Erie and are catching walleyes and yellow perch with much regularity. On inland waters, the perch, crappie, and saugeye bite in shallow water has been the
Anglers are still catching decent numbers of steelhead on many of the Great Lakes tributaries.
Ice is iffy across the state, but in the few places anglers have been able to get out, they’re finding fish.
Anglers who were still fishing in recent weeks were mostly targeting recently stocked trout in small lakes, walleyes in rivers and a few lakes, and panfish.
Chalk Hills supports a good fishery with evidence of natural reproduction for several species. The walleye and smallmouth populations appear strong.
Use your underwater camera or use your electronics to find those little green lines on the bottom to indicate weed growth. Little green lines on the electronics don’t move, signifying weeds on the bottom.
The walleyes are going on Lake Bemidji if you can find an area where there’s a bit of a break and 12 to 14 feet of water. It’s not a long bite, but you’ll get
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