Bass starting to sneak into fall patterns, while perch fishing has been on fire across the state. And still a lot of salmon in the rivers.
It’s officially fall and a good time to be a Buckeye State fisherman. Blue catfish, saugeyes, steelhead, and yellow perch are all on angler radar right now.
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.
Yellow perch getting the nod over walleye on Lake Erie in Michigan waters.
The perch bite continues to pick up around eastern South Dakota and surrounding areas.
The weather feels a lot like fall right now, and you know what that means – perch season.
Big fish, easy to locate, and plenty of them.
The salmon are in the river and accessible to everyone. A lot of good reports coming out. And fall perch bite starting to heat up.
On Lake St. Clair, perch limits were caught at the mouth of the north channel.
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