Lake Bloomington Crappies slow to fair and a little scattered but should improve on jigs and/or minnows. Catfish slow to fair on dipbaits, shad, and crawlers. Walleye action has been slow but should improve with
Crab Orchard Lake Catfish action has slowed somewhat. Bluegill action has slowed. Bass action is good on a variety of baits. Horseshoe Lake Crappies are being caught throughout the lake. Most fish being caught are
Fox River Water levels are fluctuating because of the draw-down and currents are high so use caution when wading. This water change has created a good walleye bite. Use minnow baits in the deeper holes
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Sheboygan County, fishing has been slow of late. Weather and waves kept most anglers off the lake; high winds are expected to continue. A few cohos and browns have been
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA In Kewaunee County, the county now has an accessible deer blind for disabled hunters on the Buzz Besadny Wildlife Area off Hickory Lane, in the town of West Kewaunee. Local
CHIPPEWA FALLS / EAU CLAIRE / MENOMONIE AREA Local trappers are noting that the muskrat population is down, most likely due to the drought’s effects on area ponds and wetlands. Pheasant-hunting success has been limited.
Lake Ontario and tributaries With the Southern Zone deer season in full swing, it’s actually a great time for casting a line since fishing pressure is generally light. Places like Fisherman’s Park along Route 78
Canandaigua Lake Trolling small spoons, as well as flashers and flies, in 50 to 125 feet of water, was yielding both lake trout and rainbow trout. Rainbows have been slightly higher up in the water
Deer hunters were making their final push as the Northern Zone firearms deer season headed for a close. It’s been a fairly solid season thus far despite the lack of a regionwide snowfall again this
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