Northern pike are putting on a strong bite. Fish in 10 feet of water or less in and around weeds. Use crankbaits, spinnerbaits, or a sucker or chub under a slip bobber. Smallies and largemouths
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
Devils’ Kitchen: Bass improving on spinnerbaits. Crappie fishing is slow but improving. Bluegills biting in shallows on worms and crickets. Crab Orchard Lake: Catfish are the best bet. Anglers are taking good numbers of cats
Smallmouth and largemouth bass have been keeping fishermen busy lately. The smallie action has been pretty hot on the Flambeau River system, mostly on surface baits. Largemouths have been hitting well on the lakes, but
Trollers and anglers in Manitowoc and Two Rivers have been working the same areas for some time now – from off Two Rivers to north of Rawleys Point to off Manitowoc and south to Hika
Beaverkill/Willowemoc: Both were fishable at last look, with a variety of insect activity. Look for spinners in the morning and later in the day small olives, spinners, light cahills, caddis and isonychias. West Branch: Clear
Oneida Lake: Walleye fishing has been really good in the eastern end of the lake in 20 to 40 feet of water. Trolling early in the morning, around day break, with worm harnesses or stick
Catfish, walleyes, bass, and northern pike have all been going crazy in the last week or so. The fish have been hitting on just about anything. The catfish bite has been the best at morning
The below average water temperature has extended the late spring and early summer striped bass season into July, with stripers being caught throughout most of area when they would have normally been seeking cooler water
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