Things have been a little slow lately, but the fishing interest seems to be off more than the fishing itself, and all because of the cold weather. Anglers are catching perch all over on the
Crab Orchard Lake: Anglers are reporting that crappies are being found at depths ranging from about 6 to 10 feet. Most are in heavy cover near points. The best baits have been minnows and jigs.
The cold weather really put the kibosh on fishing interest, but the anglers who were still going were catching crappies and perch on lakes in the northern part of the county in 18 to 22
The cold weather has tempered anglers’ enthusiasm, but they were catching perch on Green Bay near Dykesville. Whitefish also were hitting on the east and west shores of Green Bay – some were being caught
Black Lake: Chapman’s Sports (315-324-5265) in Hammond reported 4-12 inches of ice on the lake, with some snow and slush making for tough traveling at times. Weather was turning colder, however, which could firm things
NORTHEAST METRO Northern pike continue to be caught on sucker minnows in six to 12 feet at Big Marine Lake, Demonterville Lake, and Lake Jane. Demonterville is worth noting for sunfish as well in six
Instead of tapering off, as is usually the case at this time of year, the walleye bite in the Wausau area is getting steadily stronger. The evening and late-night bite has started to progress into
Anglers are still catching walleyes – on Beaver Dam Lake in the middle of the lake, and on Fox Lake in “the jug.” Fox Lake anglers are catching perch and crappies from the main part
Fishing is in a lull right now. A few anglers are still catching fish because they work hard at it. A 44-inch pike was released on Half Moon Lake recently, and there were some bigger
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