LAKE_MILLE LACS East – Rocks remain the best option for walleyes during the day in 18 to 22 feet or at night in eight to 15 feet. Crankbaits or a slip bobber/leech combination are working best. Muskie action is limited, a few good-sized perch have shown up in the bays, and smallmouth bass are hitting […]
River levels are at low summer flows, but fishing has been fair. Walleyes are hitting fairly well on trolled crankbaits or crawlers. Floating the Lower Chippewa River through Dunn and Pepin counties will produce many bass and a few walleyes, with bug-free conditions right now. Walleyes and bass are still hitting on the lakes on
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Smallmouth bass have been hitting green Rapalas lately. Largemouth bass, muskie, and northern pike action has been good in the flowage. Catfish are being taken from the upper reaches of the flowage near the Holcombe dam. Lake Holcombe Sport Shop, (715) 595-4293.
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Madison – Despite a tough winter and a cold, wet spring, things are looking mighty rosy for Wisconsin hunters interested in chasing ruffed grouse, turkeys, doves, squirrels, and rabbits this fall. However, there’s also a dark side to this fall’s small-game outlook: The state’s pheasant population didn’t fare so well through the rough weather that
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In Sheboygan, shore fishing off the piers has been slow, and trollers have struggled to find fish, as well. A few rainbows and chinooks have been taken 60 to 70 feet down in 80 to 90 feet of water. Shore fishing and trolling in Port Washington has been slow. Trollers have had the most success,
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Powerton: Smallmouths fair on crankbaits and tubes. Some smallmouths being taken with little jigs. A few channel catfish but not very big. Asian carp are showing up in increased numbers in the intake canal and throughout the lake, so beware. Flathead catfish have gone deep, but big blues up to 40 pounds are in the
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