Fishing Charters in South Dakota
Browse fishing charters in South Dakota that can help you catch bluegill.


Dakota Prairie Angling
Watertown, South Dakota
Dakota Prairie Angling is a walleye guide service near Whitlocks Bay on beautiful Lake Oahe. Dakota Prairie Angling also provides ice fishing on northeastern South Dakota glacial lakes.


Central Dakota Guide Service
Central Dakota Guide Service provides you amazing guides for your hunting and fishing adventures.


Curtis Lagan Guiding
If you’re looking for a variety of fishing, look no further! Nestled in one of the greatest fishing spots in the country is Lake Oahe, a dammed area of the Missouri River.


Dave Spaid Hunting And Fishing Guide Service
Dave Spaid Guiding offers premier South Dakota fishing and hunting outfitter services. South Dakota Walleye Fishing and Pheasant Hunts at it's finest!


Brad Beeler Fishing
Brad Beeler Fishing Guide. Lake Oahe::Lake Sharpe::Missouri River::Pierre, SD


Fish Hunter Guide Service


Nebraska John Guide Service
Walleye Fishing Guide in Pierre Walleye fishing, Pierre, SD Lake Oahe, Lake Sharpe


Buffalo Butte Ranch


South Dakota Access Guide Service
Prime South Dakota Pheasant hunting in South Dakota! Also offering Walleye & Pike Fishing! Excellent accommodations, food, and dogs with decades of experience.


Finn Provisions Fly Shop
Tail Finn offers fly fishing services for The Black Hills of South Dakota. Anglers of all abilities, no matter gender, or age are welcome to fish with us. Our seasoned group of guides want you to have fun, catch fish, and hopefully learn a thing or two about the sport we so dearly love.


Dakota Prairie Guide Service
South Dakota fishing guide and Pheasant hunting outfitter service for the Chamberlain and Oacoma, SD area, including the Missouri River, Lake Francis Case and Lake Sharpe.


Cleland Guide Service
Official website for Cleland Guide Service. A family owned business located in central South Dakota. Your fishing and hunting vacation awaits. Book early for be
Best Time to Catch Bluegill
Bluegill can be caught year-round in New Underwood. Right now in February, activity is Poor.
Seasonal Activity Chart

Bluegill
Bluegill fishing near New Underwood, South Dakota, can be a relaxing and rewarding experience, especially for families or anglers new to the sport. The smaller ponds and dams scattered throughout the area provide ideal habitat for these panfish. The best time to target bluegill is during the spring spawning season (late May through June), when they congregate in shallow water to build nests. Look for bedding areas in protected coves and near vegetation. A simple setup with a bobber, hook, and worm or cricket is all you need to get started. Fly fishing with small nymphs or dry flies can also be very effective. A local tip: some of the stock ponds are on private land, so always obtain permission before fishing. The bluegill in these smaller waters may not be trophy-sized, but they are plentiful and provide excellent table fare. Remember to only keep what you can use and practice selective harvest to ensure the population remains healthy.
How to Catch Bluegill
Detailed fishing techniques coming soon for Bluegill in New Underwood.
Bluegill Fishing Regulations in South Dakota
Open Season
Year-round
Daily Bag Limit
15 per day
Size Limit
No size limit
License Required
Resident Fishing License or Nonresident Fishing License
⚠️ Always verify current regulations with the South Dakota state wildlife agency before fishing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the daily bag limit for bluegill in South Dakota?
You can keep up to 15 bluegill per day in South Dakota.
Is there a size restriction on bluegill I can keep in New Underwood?
No, there is no minimum size requirement for bluegill in South Dakota.
What's the best way to catch bluegill near New Underwood?
Bluegill are often caught using small hooks baited with worms, crickets, or small pieces of bread. Look for them near vegetation or submerged structures.
Do I need a license to fish for bluegill in South Dakota?
Yes, you'll need either a resident or nonresident South Dakota fishing license to fish for bluegill.
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