Sauger Fishing
Sander Canadensis
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12-21 inch
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0.99-4 lb
Sauger are sleek, predatory fish closely related to Walleye, found in rivers and lakes across North America. They thrive in turbid waters with rocky or sandy bottoms. Sauger have a mottled brown body and sharp teeth, feeding on fish and invertebrates. Known for their excellent table fare, they are a favorite among anglers, especially in colder months.
Lures & Baits
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plugs
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jigs
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minnows
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leeches
Fishing Tips
- Water type: fresh
- Hook type: Octopus hook, Circle hook, Treble hook
- Hook size: #1, 1/0, 2/0
How to Catch Sauger
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jigging
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still fishing
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drift fishing
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trolling
Where to Catch Sauger
Best Fishing Spots for Sauger
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Alum creek
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Blue Marsh Lake (fishing)
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West Branch Fond Du Lac River
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Barr lake
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Buckeye Lake (OH, fishing)
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Muddy Creek (US, KS)
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Lake Katherine (US, WI)
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Flaugherty Run
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Cave Run Lake (fishing)
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West Fork Pinhook Creek
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Evergreen lake
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Hueston Woods
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Kentucky Lake (KY)
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Lake Cumberland (fishing)
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Cane Run (IN)
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Branched oak lake
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Canada - Rainy Lake
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Lake Lawtonka (fishing)