Muskies are hitting smaller baits. Use a small spinner, crankbait, or even a small surface bait. Look for the warmest water on the lake. Fish 2 to 10 feet of water near any green weeds.
A few chinooks are starting to show up, with reports coming in of fish taken by anglers trolling over the Bank Reef. A few brown trout were still being taken by anglers trolling south of
Walleyes can be found in deeper water along any green vegetation. Crappie action varies from lake to lake, but they can be found wherever warmer water temps exist. Bluegills are beginning to show up in
The water temperature on Lake Winnebago was 60 to 65 degrees. Anglers were having success fishing for walleyes, bluegills, and sheepshead with slip bobbers and by trolling. Fox River Bait, (920) 233-7409.
Oneida Lake: Walleye action has been mixed. The area around the mouth of the Barge Canal, Fish Creek and Oneida Creek have been good. Pickerel fishing has been very good in Big Bay and shallow
Overnight temperatures hovering around freezing have kept the bug numbers low for now. Inland fishing has remained a little slow, with the water temperatures slow to rise. Anglers in the Peshtigo Harbor area are catching
The folks at Bob’s Sport and Tackle Center (914) 232-4085 said brown trout fishing remained good earlier this month, with an 8-pound, 4-ounce fish coming into the shop from Croton Falls Reservoir, and reports of
Walleye fishing has been a little slow, and those walleyes being caught were on the small side, though several 24- to 26-inch walleyes were seen on Upper Eau Claire Lake. Bag limits of walleyes and
Water temps were 47 to 52 degrees last week. Anglers caught kings and lake trout south of Manitowoc and north of Two Rivers north off Rawleys Point in 70 to 140 feet of water, and
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