Fishing has been decent, with better panfish action in the afternoon on Lake Onalaska near “the H.” Anglers also are doing OK on Lake Neshonac and the Trempealeau lakes. Anglers must be careful along the Mississippi River and the backwaters because of ice conditions. Schafer’s Boats, (608) 781-3100. Bob’s Bait & Tackle, (608) 782-5552.
St. Paul – The regular season may have ended, but there’s still deer hunting to do, at least for another few days. A late-season hunt in the far northwest part of the state – intended to stop the potential spread of bovine tuberculosis – has been ongoing since Dec. 29 and wraps up Sunday, Jan. 13.
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Perch and white bass are hitting on Lake Winnebago, with the best action being 2 to 3 miles out on the lake from Oshkosh. On Lake Butte des Morts, the action has been picking up, with perch, crappies, white bass, and even a few walleyes being caught. Anglers are driving out from Sand Pit Road,
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Perch fishing has been very good, with most of the fish in 4 to 12 feet on the inner bay of Little Sturgeon. Use small goldens, lake shiners, spikes, and waxies. Northern pike are hitting golden shiners in 12 feet of water. Some pike up to 32 inches and 14 pounds have been reported. Some
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Lake Erie and tributaries: Small to medium sized streams like Chautauqua, Canadaway, Silver, Walnut, Eighteen Mile, Buffalo, Cayuga and Cazenovia creeks should all be fishable and holding good numbers of fish. Egg sacs, streamers, woolly buggers, egg sucking leeches, sucker spawn, Glo Bugs and the like should all catch fish. You’ll likely encounter varied conditions
Oxford, N.Y. – As an avid sportsman, Billy Hoosock spends a lot of time on hunting- and fishing-related Web sites, and peruses their message boards often. So he occasionally takes part in the often spirited debates that are seen on those sites over issues like quality deer management practices and antler restrictions. Those frequent arguments
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Very heavy snow on the lakes is making for tough travel for ice anglers. Locals are fishing close to boat landings or other access points, or are trying to use snowmobiles and four-wheelers to get around. The best suggestion is to walk. Panfishing for crappies and bluegills is very good. Fish 8 to 12 feet
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