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http://www.rodflyfishing2.com EAGLE RIVER AREA Perch are found around the deeper weeds. Using slip bobber rigs tipped with minnows or a piece of red worm should catch you a bunch. Crappies are in the deeper weeds and around lay-downs, so a slip bobber rig tipped with small minnow or plastic will work on these. Largemouths will be found around structure. Throwing spinnerbaits and plastic will work around pads and reeds. Northern are in the deeper weeds as the shallow weeds start to die. Walleye anglers will catch pike while jigging the deepest weed edges. Walleyes are also on the rock piles. Minnows are working better now. As the month goes on, these fish will start moving towards the deeper breaks. Every strategy is working for muskies. As the water starts to cool off, muskies will start moving to the deepest of weed edges.
LAKE OF THE WOODS FISHING REPORT
www.rod-fly-fishing2.com The walleye bite is on! Walleyes increasing in numbers still along the south shore, Long Point, Zippel Bay, Lighthouse Gap, Four Mile Bay and in river. Anglers picking through small fish to fill live wells with 18-19 inch walleyes. Walleyes have the feed bags on. 18-30 feet holding fish. Anchor up with a jig with a shiner minnow. Pink, pink/white and gold have been the best colors. Reefs holding fish as well. Rainy River anglers finding more success each day. Shiners still moving in river. Vertical jigging tipped with a shiner is best method. Some anglers trolling crankbaits with success as well. Smallmouth bass, pike and crappies showing up. Good numbers of sturgeon of all sizes being caught with some over 50″ and 60″. Up at the Northwest Angle, in MN waters, jig and a minnow/shiner will fill your live well. Areas of best success between islands in current areas with depths ranging from 13-26.’ Fish are really hungry and are packing on the pound
Agents discover Lake Sturgeon in state's waters
www.rod-fly-fishing2.com Agents discover Lake Sturgeon in state's waters By Margaret Slayton News-Press Now Sep 3, 2017 ( 0 ) Buy Now Agents discover Lake Sturgeon in state's waters University of Missouri student Michael Moore surgically implants a transmitter into a Lake Sturgeon while research assistant Brandon Brooke maintains care of the fish. Results from the research indicate the fish can swim hundreds of miles in Missouri’s waterways. Submitted photo Fisheries biologists from the Missouri Department of Conservation have discovered Lake Sturgeon are once again swimming hundreds of miles through the state’s waterways. Lake Sturgeon were once common in the state’s rivers, but by the 1970s overharvest and changes to the rivers caused their numbers to plummet. The conservation department listed the species as a state endangered fish in 1974 and banned its harvest. Since 1984, the state agency and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Servic
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Video: Brookdog's Breakout in Buffalo, NY
www.rodflyfishing2.com Video: Brookdog's Breakout in Buffalo, NY