FAIRMONT AREA Look for crappies around the aerators at Budd Lake or on the rock piles of Hall Lake. Work the weedlines of George Lake and Lake Sissiton for bluegills. There’s consistent catfish action along
DULUTH AREA A slow-presented leech or crawler is producing walleyes in 16 to 20 feet at Island Lake or 12 to 14 feet at Boulder Lake. Bluegill action remains strong in six to eight feet
Chain: The walleye action is really hot right now. Fishermen have been reporting good catches in Pistakee and Marie in the early morning or late evening. Jig and minnows or jig and leeches have done
Devils’ Kitchen: Bass slowing in heat. Crappies biting on minnows and jigs. Bluegills hitting crickets in shallows. Crab Orchard Lake: Catfish action is still steady. Cut bait, nightcrawlers and leeches are all producing good catches.
Banner Marsh: Bass good on spinnerbaits. Bluegills fair on crickets and worms. Crappies good on minnows or jigs. A few catfish being taken on stinkbaits. Powerton: Bluegills biting on worms. Smallmouths good near points and
Ohio River: At Smithland Pool, the river is slightly above pool, but the creeks and rivers are clear. Catfish action is still steady on cut bait, nightcrawlers and stinkbaits. Bluegills are fair in the creeks
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Sheboygan, trolling has been slow, with boaters returning with a few trout and salmon. Most fish have been taken on spoons in 120 to 150 feet of water, and they
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Salmon fishing on Lake Michigan from Sturgeon Bay up to Bailey’s Harbor has improved. Fishermen reported double-digit numbers and some huge fish up to 30 pounds in 80 to 140
CHIPPEWA FALLS / EAU CLAIRE / MENOMONIE AREA Rainfall continues to keep the rivers and flowages at above-average levels. Walleye anglers are still faring well on the Chippewa River, especially those using leeches. Lake Wissota
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