Souris River

Ward - North Dakota


  • 9 catches

  • 125 followers

  • 1 spots

A section of the Souris River in Ward County, North Dakota.

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Souris River Fishing Reports

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  1. Robert Ashley
    - Souris River

    4 lb. 13 oz. 24 in. Walleye with a Berkley Flicker Minnows

    1. Robert Ashley 0
      I now call these diamond eyes! So awesome to catch...my love of fishing is reignited!
    2. Robert Ashley 0
      Best shore fishing day ever!
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  2. cam ole
    - Souris River

    green and orange tiger and gold with orange

    12 in. Walleye with a spoon

  3. Dion Ferrier
    - Souris River

    Smallmouth Bass with a 1/16 Jig with twister tail

  4. mike popham
    - Souris River

    snag this prize size carp lol

    Common Carp with a jig

    1. Paul Zucca-Scott 0
      The fish in the photo looks like a White Sucker, Catostomus commersoni. Cyprinus carpio (common carp) have barbels.
  5. mike popham
    - Souris River

    small mouth with a jig

  6. mike popham
    - Souris River

    Northern with a jig

  7. Wil Anderson
    - Souris River

    Only one that caught a fish. Straight killed it!

    Walleye with a buck tail

    1. cam ole 0
      nice catch!!!
  8. Wil Anderson
    - Souris River

    Fun fight

    3 lb. 16 in. Walleye with a twister tail

  9. Wil Anderson
    - Souris River

    Walleye with a diver

  10. Wayne Duttenhefer
    - Souris River

    Details: Bakers Bridge

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