Wisconsin Lake Profile – Lake Kegonsa, Dane County
It offers a diverse profile of panfish, game fish, and rough fish species. The game fish species even include walleyes and muskies.
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Here’s your best minnow option for catching walleyes
A the end of the day, the shiner minnow is king, and learning to fish this imperial minnow will get you some of the biggest walleyes you catch.
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Give walleyes the slip (bobber) this spring
Slip bobbers often save the day during tough fishing conditions. Early in the season, this simple and effective presentation is often at its best.
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Anglers can expect lots of Lake Erie walleyes
Many limits will be taken, along with a sizeable number of sub-legal size fish
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Crappies are king in May
Concentrating on crappies, both white and black, and trying to figure out if they had distinct food preferences.
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Catch odd fish for an offbeat good time
Fallfish offers anglers a great chance of success wherever they are targeted.
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Plan B Strategies for fishing Sulphur hatches in high water
If the sulphur fishing gets tough this spring, you might fish upstream areas, check out smaller freestone waters, and fish the edges of your usual haunts if the water is high.
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Are grass carp doing the tango in the Tittabawassee?
It’s not yet been determined where or how the grass carp originated. The DNR is working to learn if it was a wild or hatchery fish. Here’s hoping it was a loner and never encountered an opposite sex, fertile female.
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Take a river hike for Ohio Pike
The trouble with storybook runs is they are hard to find on the average river bordered by land open to the public. Canoes, kayaks, and small boats are a few ways around this.
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