The Stiles dam area has still been producing some nice panfish on slip bobbers and worms on the south side of the dam. Walleyes were still being caught out of Pensaukee and the Oconto Breakwater
LAKE_MILLE LACS East – Work the Five Mile Gravel Bar and Highway Bar during the day for walleyes with leeches or crawlers in 28 to 30 feet. These areas also produce walleyes at night on
ALEXANDRIA AREA During the day, rigs or jigs tipped with live bait are producing walleyes on Lake Miltona in 35 to 40 feet and on Lake Ida in 22 to 24 feet. During the evening
Clendening Lake (Harrison County) – Night-fishing has been good for channel catfish. Both channel and flathead catfish are actively feeding, with channel catfish biting well on chicken livers, and live bluegills being effective for big
Chain: For walleyes, troll stickbaits at night across the tops of the shallow weed flats to find active feeding fish. Try spinner rigs and bottom bouncers with night crawlers near the weedlines. The panfish bite
In Sheboygan, fishermen have been catching browns off of the south pier on alewives, but trollers have been struggling to find fish. The best action has been on a mixed bag of trout and salmon
LAKE_MILLE LACS East – The midday bite has been difficult on this end of the lake. Spinners and crawlers are turning the most fish on the 22- to 27-foot gravel and mud areas. At night,
Fishermen have been trolling over the mud flats on Lake Winnebago for walleyes, but the action has been inconsistent. The best action seems to be on crawler harnesses with small blades. Anglers were working the
Largemouths and muskies have been providing plenty of action the past week or so. For the most part, largemouths have been found under piers and downed trees. Muskies are hitting bucktails on the deeper weed
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