Fall fishing
has come and gone, the bite was pretty good. As the temperatures
get colder, the activity gets less and less, but as I type this
there is one diehard who has his both with them as they are here
pheasant hunting.
It has been a good spring,
summer & fall for fishing with the sizes really getting
bigger and limits more plentiful. 2009 should be another
good year, the water levels are up and should continue to rise
into next year. Vegetation and bait fish are more abundant and
will make fishing that much better. We look forward to
seeing you in 2009.
Give us a call now and
make plans to visit us next spring or summer.
DO NOT FORGET THE BIGGEST
ICE FISHING TOURNAMENT IN SOUTH DAKOTA COMING UP ON JANUARY
10TH. THIS YEAR THEY ARE GIVING AWAY 2 FOUR WHEELERS AND A 'ZACKSHACK'
ICE
SHACK, JUST FOR ENTERING. CHECK OUT WWW.MOBRIDGEOUTDOORS.COM FOR
MORE INFORMATION. THIS IS A GREAT FUN TOURNAMENT TO BE PART
OF. ALREADY 151 TEAMS AS OF TODAY.
The reservoir
( Lake Oahe ) is up over 25 feet from September of 2006,
supplying great vegetation to the fishery. This has also put
several boat ramps back into use that had been high and dry for
several years.
The fish are very healthy
and the weight is up on the shorter fish. It has been an excellent year of fishing on Lake Oahe in 2008.
Make your plans
to venture out to Lake Oahe and Mobridge to use your skills to
catch your stringer on mouth watering walleye.
As the season
progresses, check our web site or give us a call
on our toll free number, 888-884-3641, and we will give you the
current update.
Walleye limits have
changed this year to 4 per day of which one can be over 20"
and 8 in possession.
Make plans now to
head out to Lake Oahe at
Mobridge and enjoy a great experience fishing.
Log on or give us a
call on our toll free number as we will update this report with
changing conditions throughout the winter.
You will have a great
experience at the Wrangler Inn & Windjammer Sports Bar.
Wrangler Inn
Mobridge,
located on the shores of Lake Oahe, is known as one of the top
walleye fishing areas in the nation. In addition, anglers will
find trophy northern pike and an abundance of white bass, catfish
and other game fish.
In the spring, Mobridge is the best
location on the entire Oahe Reservoir for landing rainbow smelt
during their annual spawning run. Smelt fishermen come from all
over the Upper Great Plains to haul in literally gallons of the
tasty little fish. The state has also added Chinook Salmon to
Lake Oahe, and the Mobridge area is one of the hot spots during
early fall spawning run. Summer or Winter, fishing is fun in the
Mobridge area because Lake Oahe provides room for you to fish
miles from any other fishermen.
Fall fishing
has come and gone, the bite was pretty good. As the temperatures
get colder, the activity gets less and less, but as I type this
there is one diehard who has his both with them as they are here
pheasant hunting. 
the nation. In addition, anglers will
find trophy northern pike and an abundance of white bass, catfish
and other game fish.
