Reprinted from the Sioux City JournalDRAYTON, N.D. | I stood there braced in Brad Durick’s G3 riverboat trying to muscle in yet another Red River catfish. Durick stood poised with the landing net on my brother, Dean’s side of the boat. This scenario had been playing...
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Current Facts How current affects fish By Gary Howey
When I was growing up in Watertown, S.D., where we fished, we did not worry about the current and the way it affected the fish. Why, well we did not know a thing about it, secondly, we were fishing in the Sioux River and lakes where current was not a big factor. ...
It’s easy to get into a rut when it comes to fishing. By Larry Myhre
Reprinted from the Sioux City Journal.Take walleyes, for instance. If your springtime presentation is limited to a quarter-ounce jig tipped with a chartreuse curly tail grub and later in the year you switch to a bottom bouncer in front of a chartreuse spinner and...
TAKE THE BAIT, NOT THE WATER
Anglers are reminded that bait and fish may not be transported in water taken from a lake, river or stream. Bait can only be transported away from a water body in domestic water (tap water, well water, bottled water, ice). Most domestic water must be treated to remove...
4 TIPS FOR BECOMING A BETTER BOW HUNTER
With the warmer months of summer approaching quickly, archery season for big game is starting to feel not so distant. Some states have whitetail, elk, and mule deer seasons that start as early as mid August. It’s a cliché statement that’s it’s never too early to begin...
Walleyes Pre & Post Spawn Gary Howey
A couple of weeks ago, Team Outdoorsmen Adventures Member Larry Myhre and I spent some with guide Kent Hutcheson time probing the waters of Lake Sharpe for walleyes. We were hoping to hit the Pre-spawn or tail end of the spawn, which usually occurs when water...
Smallmouth Bass
Reprinted from the Sioux City Journal There’s a fish swimming in most of South Dakota’s lakes, rivers and reservoirs that has often been described as “the fightingest fish that swims.” Yet, like the late comedian Rodney Dangerfield was fond of saying, “it don’t get no...