Sunset to hour after sunset usually decent bite
Angling is a very significant part of this multi-use lake. Bullhead fishing in the spring, early summer and fall can be tremendous. The panfish fisheries consisting of black crappie and to a lesser extent bluegill and yellow perch can provide the angler w...
Sunset to hour after sunset usually decent bite
Stayed two hours after sunset. Full moon. 12 plus inches of ice with 6 inches of snow on top. 9.5 feet of water off Stoney Point. Jigged about a foot off bottom. ...more Most crappies came from bottom and would follow it up. One yellow bass hour and half after sunset. Added wax worms to lures. Perch before sunset. Very little wind helped to hole hop
Fishing with my 80 plus year old friends at Lost Island Lake this afternoon. Caught small crappies in the canal. Then moved East to Marsh outlet where we caught ...more good numbers of small yellow bass on perch colored paddle tail plastics on jigs. Fun afternoon
Ice fishing about done on Lost Island Lake for this ice season. 5 perch - 6 yellow bass - 1 crappie 4-715 pm. Nobody else out. Ice not black/clear or real solid. ...more Picked up a few cigarette butts - a paper plate - grocery bag and an actual metal blind from a house window off the ice. Sad. May try E Okoboji tomorrow. Hopefully a week or two left but 60s Saturday/Sunday not going to help. Bring on Spring panfish
Lost Island Lake Mostly yellows - some perch bluegills crappies. Tough to find a decent bite. Usually hour before dark to half hour after sunset. I tipped with waxies ...more - partner red wrigglers
Catching a few bass - crappies - bluegills. Local sandpit
Smallmouth, largemouth, Walleye and pike all available! Known for trophies, including state records. A section of the West Okoboji Lake in Dickinson County, Iowa.
Spirit Lake is the largest in a series of seven lakes known as Iowaβs Great Lakes. It is one of the stateβs most popular recreational areas and provides a wide variety of activities. In addition to ...
Fox Lake is a 951 acre lake located in south-central Minnesota in Martin County. Fox Lake has a maximum depth of 20 feet but 75 percent of the lake has water less than 15 feet deep.
This is another fairly shallow lake with a maximum depth of only 11 feet and a mean depth of 6 feet. The major fisheries include walleye and bullhead with northern pike, yellow perch and crappie also ...