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Just when the fishing begins to heat up in the Black Hills area, what has been awesome autumn weather, albeit a little windy at times, is going to take a noticeable drop off next week with temps dropping into the 40’s.
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The next week does dangle promise for all as temperatures are expected to hover around sixty degrees.
The cooler weather will move fish into shallower water in search of baitfish that pawn in the autumn. And larger fish, particularly northern pike will be running with them, too.Â
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Not much change from last week though an outlook for cooler weather mixed with rain showers should contribute to an improving fishing bite throughout the area during the next few weeks. To that point, walleye activity has picked up to a slight degree in prairie lakes region wide and in the M…
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While the Black Hills high country has been producing plenty of trout activity in lakes and streams, the onset of temperatures in the mid-70’s into next week--and considerably cooler nights—may light the spark to what is typically an active late summer/early fall fishing bite at all elevatio…
Black Hills area streams continue to offer excellent fly fishing opportunities both in the high country and at lower elevations.
Thus, enjoy the prospect of better days ahead. Or experience some trout fishing in the high country until the current slowdown becomes but memory.
Area streams are flowing nicely off recent rains and trout action is to be expected.
Though flows in area trout streams have dropped a bit, a forecast of cooler weather with the chance of rain showers should nicely stir what are now relatively clear waters.
Fishing activity in the Black Hills lapsed into hibernation for the most part last week as the Sturgis Bike Rally and the incessant drone of revved up motorcycles held sway in the area.
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Not much fishing activity to report this week as the Black Hills area is pretty much the property of cyclists this week with the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally appropriating outdoor activities in the hills.
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Fishing activity took a hit last week as hot weather has apparently caused anglers to seek cooler surroundings. Or watching tournament baseball. Or vacationing during a break between summer activities and the onset of school a few weeks down the road.
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The brief cooling trend will quickly give way to higher temperatures next week as the weather is expected to climb back into the mid-90’s
Fishing activity remains somewhat a captive to the current heat wave in the Black Hills area, most notably on large prairie lakes like Angostura and Orman. Despite the slowdown in those bodies of water, experienced anglers are catching walleye albeit at a sometime slower pace than desired.