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Author Topic: May 28th to June 1st Lakes Oahe/Sharpe, Pierre SD Fishing Report  (Read 1630 times)

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Offline Hutch

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    • Fishing & Hunting South Dakota's Lake Oahe and Lake Sharpe
Fishing on both Lake Sharpe and Lake Oahe in the Pierre area has remained excellent with just about every one who knows the lakes catching limits daily .I fished a nice retired couple from NE Richard and Luree Wiese to possession limits of walleye keeping around a nice 18 inch avg size fish and throwing alot of smaller fish back. Caught these fish on crawlers in 15 to 20 fow. I then guided the Bob Starososka group from around the Omaha area to their possession limits of walleye keeping around a nice 17 to 18 inch avg. size fish. We caught these walleye on bouncer/crawler rigs in 10 to 20 fow. The bite is good on both minnows and Plugs also so if you like trolling you should do well .Starting to see more boats around as we get into June and this year should produce a great harvest especially of eating size walleye for everyone with knowledge of walleye fishing. Another quick warning. Take your time the first time out on both lakes as lower water on Oahe has all kinds of new rock piles a foot or so under water and last years record releases creating sandbars all over Sharpe. June is busy so if you haven't booked rooms/ cabins or camping spots better check into that.

Hutch's Guide Service

Hutch
Good fishing Hutch