Calendar of Events

Wildlife Summit, Pierre, SD March 28th
Cabela’s Mitchel, SD April 6th, Walleye Promotion
Walleye School, Lewis and Lake. April 26-28
Cabelas NWT, Lake Winnebago, WI May 2,3rd.

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No reports for Lewis and Clark Lake, Lake Francis Case.
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Come spend the weekend with The Walleye Guys at Lewis and Clark Lake. Learn from the pro’s Brian Bashore and his team of guides about the in’s and out of fishing the “Chutes” of Lewis and Clark. There will be instructional classroom training as well as on the water applications to help you catch more fish. Learn how to maximize your electronics to effectively cover more water and identify fish. This is a bring your won boat school if you do not have a boat, no problem you can jump in one of the guides boats. This information will be priceless when it comes to fishing the Chutes at Lewis and Clark Lake and Missouri River tactics. Lodging and meals are included in the total price. $225 deposit (non-refundable unless we can fill your spot) as we have limited space.
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If you’re an avid walleye angler, and are from the upper Midwest, there is no doubt that you have heard of the walleye factory. Otherwise known as Chamberlain, South Dakota.

Chamberlain is a small town nestled on the banks of the Missouri River in central South Dakota on Lake Francis Case. Lake Francis Case is a massive body of water stretching 107 miles long with over 540 miles of shoreline. It has set the stage for many professional walleye tournaments throughout the years. It is still considered one of the best walleye fisheries in North America. What makes Chamberlain so unique is the central location in the heart of some of the best early season walleye fishing found in the Midwest.

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Tips For Early Season Walleye Tactics

It’s that time of year again where walleye anglers are biting at the bit to get their boats back on the water and get hooked up with some walleyes.

The most typical approach this time of year is to target walleyes in the river systems, as the rivers are usually first to thaw and provide the warmer water and provide great conditions for spawning walleye.

In many cases, warm water discharges generated by power plants, such as Gavin’s point Dam in Yankton, South Dakota or Fort Randal Dam near Picks Town, South Dakota, will hold lots of walleye very early in the year. The fish have moved upriver to spawn and once they reach the dam they are confined to that area as their up-river path has come to an end. Most of these tailrace area’s provide great rip rap habitat for spawning walleye.

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How Would You Improve Habitat Across South Dakota?

South Dakota is a sportsman’s paradise.  It is home to Mule Deer, Whitetail Deer, Pronghorn, Turkey, Pheasant, Elk, Big Horn Sheep, Mountain Goat, Mountain Lion, Buffalo, Grouse, Quail, Ducks, Geese, and so much more.  We have over 1,300 square miles (approx 1.7% of total land area in SD) of water for fishing (according to the US Geological Survey) and over 5 million acres of public land access for hunting (according to the SDGFP).

 

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President Signs Dingell Act

  • Mary Jo Brooks
  • Mar 12, 2019

A Victory for Public Lands, Conservation and Bipartisanship

By signing the John D. Dingell Jr. Conservation, Management and Recreation Act, President Donald Trump has affirmed the importance of public lands, conservation and outdoor recreation. He has also guaranteed the permanent reauthorization of the Land and Water Conservation Fund.

Read full story here:https://www.nwf.org/Latest-News/Press-Releases/2019/President-signs-Dingell-Act

How to Help Those Impacted by the Midwest Flooding

Flooding in the Midwest and Great Plains caused by melting snow and extremely heavy rains have forced thousands of people to evacuate their homes. The floods have destroyed houses, crops, and has displaced families.

Below you can find verified GoFundMe fundraisers to support those impacted by the floods.

Donate to the cause here:https://www.gofundme.com/santee-sioux-nation-utilities