NORTHEAST METRO The majority of deer registered have been antlerless with a few small bucks in the mix – big buck sightings have been limited by most accounts. Large sucker minnows continue to produce muskies
FAIRMONT AREA Deer hunting reports have been good, although the number of antlerless deer shot was down. There were quite a few small- to medium-sized bucks taken and hunters have seen good numbers of deer
Crab Orchard Lake Crappie action is improving. Fish are being found at varying depths, depending on cover. Minnows and jigs seem to be equally effective. Catfish action has slowed somewhat. Bluegill shave slowed, although some
Chain The walleye action is hot with the cooler weather. Reports show good catches in the river channels and mouths of the creeks throughout the day. Live bait is proving to be best. The flats
Coffeen Lake Bass are good on topwater baits, crankbaits and plastics. Bluegills are fair on wax worms and fairly shallow catfish are good on dip baits, crawlers and cut bait, with some big flatheads being
BEAVER DAM / FOX LAKE AREA Fishing pressure has been light due to the weather. Anglers are reporting decent catches of crappies around the Maple Point area in 10 to 14 feet of water on
ASHLAND AREA Chequamegon Bay anglers are having success trolling for salmon and trout. Cohos, steelhead, and browns can still be found in deep water. Shore fishermen have been catching smallmouths on suckers, plastics, and crankbaits.
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Shore and boat anglers are still having success in the Sturgeon Bay canal and at all of the northern ports up to Sister Bay. Spoons and plugs have been the
Lake Ontario and tributaries There’s a better chance for success in places like 18 Mile Creek as increased numbers of trout and salmon arrive with the cooler weather . Because of some concerns with egg
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