Marinette Area
Fishing has been a little slow lately. Anglers are still catching a few walleyes on the Menominee River. A few walleyes and northern pike also have been caught on Lake Noquebay. There always are a
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Fishing has been a little slow lately. Anglers are still catching a few walleyes on the Menominee River. A few walleyes and northern pike also have been caught on Lake Noquebay. There always are a
Kankakee River: Pike have been lively, and smallmouth bass have been biting near Momence on minnows and spinners. Fox River (Batavia): Smallmouth bass and walleye are being taken, with a few nice-sized fish reported. Mackinaw:
There is plowed vehicle ice road access down to mouth of the Rat River from Kiesow’s. Anglers are catching some perch, and a few bluegills and walleyes. On Lake Poygan, there is a 2-mile road
Ice conditions are OK. Some anglers are using snowmobiles and ATVs, but with caution. Crappies are putting on a good bite. Fish afternoon hours in 12 feet of water off of cribs. Use an ultralight
Fishing has been decent, with better panfish action in the afternoon on Lake Onalaska near “the H.” Anglers also are doing OK on Lake Neshonac and the Trempealeau lakes. Anglers must be careful along the
The area still hasn’t gained or lost any ice the past several weeks. Heavy snows have insulated what’s there, and the thickness has not increased. Machine travel from Washburn, toward the lighthouse, and over to
Very heavy snow on the lakes is making for tough travel for ice anglers. Locals are fishing close to boat landings or other access points, or are trying to use snowmobiles and four-wheelers to get
Fishing has been a little slow, but bluegills have been active on Shawano Lake, with the west end of the lake producing some bigger bluegills. A few perch were being caught at Oconto, and Geano’s
Anglers are dealing with a lot of snow and slush on the lakes, but if they can get around, they’re finding good northern pike and walleye action. On the bigger lakes, like Grindstone and Lac
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