Ice-fishing action is good and will get even better. Ice is firming up, but there are still thin spots and dangerous current areas, particularly on larger lakes. Caution is advised, and it’s still too early for vehicles and snowmobiles. The northern pike and walleyes are in the same general areas – 4 to 12 feet […]
Stable weather has helped keep the early ice bite going strong. The early morning temperatures have been 14 to 17 degrees, which is warm in relation to the sub-zero morning temps that had been seen in the area. Walleye action is very good to excellent. Limits of walleyes were coming in from late afternoon to
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Ice depths generally range from 7 to 11 inches, with about 6 inches of powdery snow on top. This has caused some slush to form, but the slush is spotty and only about an inch or two thick. Some anglers have begun to drive out on a few lakes, but extreme caution is still urged.
The walleye bite is going pretty well, but northern pike are receiving top billing on area lakes. Exercise care when venturing out onto the lakes, as heavy snow hit prior to good ice conditions forming. There are many lakes that have slush as a result. Townline Sports, (715) 543-2371.
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Madison – More ducks through better habitat and more hunters by having more ducks. That’s the plan. Of course, there is a lot more to the state’s new 10-year Waterfowl Strategic Plan for 2008 to 2018, which was adopted by the Natural Resources Board on Dec. 5, but the points above are at the top
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Oneida Lake: Walleye fishing continues to be very good especially on the eastern end of the lake. Casting from shore with gold colored blade baits is working extremely well. Black/chrome and blue/silver stick baits are also producing fish. By now, however, shore angling may be difficult and ice anglers are awaiting their chance. Oswego River:
The walleye fishing on Beaver Dam Lake is still pretty good. Anglers also are catching crappies and perch on Beaver Dam Lake. There has been some walleye action on Fox Lake, but most of the best action is coming well after dark. Phil & Sons Tackle, (920) 885-6766.
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