Lake Taylorville: The crappie bite is picking up on minnows. Bass fishing is slow. Water conditions are murky. Dawson Lake: Bass fishing has ranged from good to fair with most bites in early afternoon and
Fox River: The smallmouth bite is starting to slow down as the river levels are fluctuating a lot with the recent rains. Both live bait as well as artificials are allowing fishermen to bring a
MARINETTE/OCONTO AREA The fishing has been good at the mouth of the Menominee and Peshtigo rivers. Once again anglers are catching walleyes jigging at the river mouths and trolling in Green Bay near the river
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Waukesha County, anglers reported slow fishing on opening weekend. Some anglers were catching largemouths and smallies on Pine and Pewaukee lakes, as well as crappies on North Lake. In Sheboygan,
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA Door County streams were running high from the large of amount of rain, but clarity was excellent. Rainbows and suckers were seen at Hibbard’s Creek and anglers reported high numbers
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Fishing has been good on the lake for browns, coho salmon and lake trout. Fishing has been good all the way to Point Breeze. Target the creek mouths where warmer water
Lake Ontario: Wind continued to be an issue but when anglers have been able to get out the brown trout bite has been good. Trolling near shore in 6 to 20 feet of water with
Cayuga Lake: Anglers fishing the north end were getting some perch and anglers trolling the south end were getting a few browns and Atlantic salmon. Trolling stick baits in 10 to 30 feet of water
The region’s trout streams have mostly been stocked, but cold water temps have kept fishing from really heating up. Still, anglers are plying the waters of the West Branch of the Ausable with some success.
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