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Author Topic: FISHING REPORT LAKES OAHE/SHARPE PIERRE AREA FOR NOVEMBER 10TH THRU THE 20TH 201  (Read 2057 times)

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Offline Hutch

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    • Fishing & Hunting South Dakota's Lake Oahe and Lake Sharpe
Fall fishing on Sharpe generally has been very good on days conditions are right but still is spotty on Oahe. This has put more pressure on Sharpe so if your concern is not to fish around other boats Oahe still is the choice however the bite is tougher. I guided a nice bunch of father/son grandson family the Hellers to a real nice bunch of walleye on Sharpe but limited action on Oahe and also a not so nice weather day with rain/wind all day. Great family. Then went on to guide along with Scott Van Lierre and Ne. John another of my favorite groups of guys from around the Gillette Wy. area ramrodded by Greg Greenough. I have had some really great trips with this bunch and this one was no exception as we got them full possession limits of walleye along with a nice fish fry cooked up by the Ramkota in Pierre. We caught the walleye on minnow/bouncer or minnow jigs in around 10 fow. Nightcrawlers are now on the way out. They all come over annually to hunt pheasant's but come early to fish before the season opener and boy do they have fun. They always go back with limits of walleye and birds and I am sure this year will not be an exception. Weather is FALL so watch it and try and plan it in last minute trips if possible.

HUTCH'S GUIDE SERVICE

Hutch
Good fishing Hutch