More Snow Leaves No Doubt- Need Tracks With the additional snow we received on Tuesday, there is no doubt that if you are planning a trip to Devils Lake to ice fish, tracks are a necessity to get around and be at all mobile. There are a few plowed trails on Creel Bay by Woodland Resort but aside from those…
Since We Are On The Topic Of ‘Other’ Species Devils Lake has made a name for itself due to it’s near peerless Summer Walleye Fishing and its Winter Jumbo Perch opportunities. Walleye and Perch are the superstars of this wonderful fishery. People come to Devils Lake and the northern tier of North Dakota to try their luck at cashing in…
The Attack of the Mid-Season Yo-Yo’s As is the case many years when we have a lot of snow on top of the ice and cloudy day after cloudy day, the Perch bite has been VERY sporadic. One can find a school of Perch, work them into a bee’s nest frenzy, and never actually get them to turn on and…
The Cinderella of Devils Lake Fish Species Finally Gets Her Slipper You drill in to a likely Perch habitat in 40-45 feet of water and drop your Gold Varmint down. Immediately, 2 hyper-active, monster marks zoom up from the bottom to meet your lure at t-minus 5 feet. One actually zooms right past your lure and the other stops right…
Not Much Has Changed The unseasonably warm weather the past week has led us to not much change in our ice conditions. We still have areas of slush and the thickness of the ice has not changed very much. It has warm enough to not add thickness but not warm enough to melt a whole lot of snow. Add to…
