Fishing has been pretty good, although there was a no-wake rule still in place on all Dane County lakes as of last week. Some of the piers were emerging last week, so anglers could fish from shore without getting their feet wet. White bass were hitting on Lake Mendota, and walleye action wasn’t too bad […]
Fishing has been pretty good for crappies and walleyes. The walleyes have been hanging in the river channel. Bass fishing has been decent, too, with some good smallie action being found around rock piles. Lake Holcombe Sport Shop, (715) 595-4293.
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Walleyes, largemouths, and smallies have been leading the way on area lakes and flowages. Northern pike action is good, and muskie action is improving as the lakes started warming up a little bit more last week. Island Sport Shop, (715) 356-4797. Great Outdoors, (715) 356-6818.
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Albany – Market fishing, the practice where recreational anglers sell their catch to commercial outlets, has effectively been banned throughout most of the North Country where it has been a tradition for generations. Legislation passed by the state Senate and Assembly and expected to be signed by Gov. David Paterson signals an end to the
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Sheboygan shore fishing was slow last week, except for a few browns off of the south pier. Trollers were catching trout and salmon last week, mostly in 90 to 180 feet of water. Port Washington anglers caught a few perch at the pier, and a few browns in the harbor. Trollers were catching trout and
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