Lake Sara (Effingham): The crappie bite has been hot. The bait of choice is small jigs tipped with wax worms or spikes under floats. Skipping under the deeper docks or finding the submerged timber and
Muskie fishing has been very good. Lots of nice fish are being caught, mostly on suckers on weed edges. Rock bars and rocky points also are holding some fish. Artificial lures are hit and miss.
Nothing has changed over the past few weeks on Lake George. Salmon fishing is still a bit slow, but typically should pick up around Thanksgiving Day. There are reports of salmon hitting on the surface
Not too many folks were out fishing last week, although some of the diehard local fellows are getting out and doing pretty well. One local fellow is doing great on crappies in deep water, using
Deer activity is excellent, with bucks chasing does, according to archery hunters. Whitefish are spawning in the Lower Menominee River. Water temperatures are again on their way down. Fishing pressure was low as sportsmen geared
In Oconto County, brown trout are hitting in the Lower Oconto River in the city, along with some limited walleye action. Fathead Fran’s, (920) 498-9999 The Sportsman, (920) 734 3299 Deprey’s Kwik Stop, (920) 866-2934
Trolling remains a bit spotty. There are some fish being caught, but no stellar reports. The bulk of the coho run may already be upstream in the rivers. There are still a few cohos in
Waterfowl hunting action on the Mississippi River in the La Crosse area has been sporadic lately, even with the recent stretch of ideal waterfowl hunting conditions. Walleye fishing also has been sporadic, with anglers having
Lake Gogebic fishing has been great. Shore anglers are doing very well by using sucker minnows after dark. Expect nice fish – walleyes in the 2- to 4-pound range are not uncommon, a nice bonus
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