
Northern Wisconsin Fishing Report – July 9, 2021 – video
The scoop on fishing muskies, crappies, walleyes and smallmouth bass these days.
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The scoop on fishing muskies, crappies, walleyes and smallmouth bass these days.

Catfishing has been hot at Octoraro, and in the Delaware, Allegheny, Monongahela and Susquehanna rivers.

On Lake Erie, fishermen continue to produce walleye limits in both the Western and Central Basins quite regularly. Some of these walleyes are going better than 30 inches.

Check out those weed lines to find fish right now. Larry Hanson shares what has been working for him to put a bunch of bass in the boat. Report by: Larry Hanson 612-810-5096 Larry Hanson

With water temps in the low 80s, summer patterns are in full swing at fisheries across the state.

GREEN BAY AREA FOX RIVER & METRO BOAT LAUNCH Metro boat launch: Success on walleye was reported by boaters at the Metro Boat Lauch. Anglers reported success using flicker minnow #7, leeches, and nightcrawlers. Anglers

Central New York Lake Ontario Salmon are being caught in 150 to 500 foot of water on flashers and flies or spoons fished 70 to 150 feet down. That down depth can change quickly so

Forget catching walleyes during these hot dog days of summer, right? Not necessarily. Here’s how – and where – you can target and catch those walleyes this time of year.

Despite the heat, those who have been getting out have had success on area lakes and the Missouri River.
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