Northwest Wisconsin Fishing Report – January 3, 2022 – video
A ton of snow – here’s how it has impacted the ice and fishing.
A ton of snow – here’s how it has impacted the ice and fishing.
Frigid temps have made for some good, solid ice-making, with ice readings ranging from very thin to upwards of 4 to 6 inches in the Northern Basin of the lake.
There are several key shallow-water spots that will hold northern pike during the winter months.
Brad Hawthorne and Nick Lindner share their top four tactics to help you catch more walleyes on early ice this season.
Incredible fall walleye bite going on at the Detroit River, and it’s also good on Erie and several other fisheries.
Yellow perch anglers are in luck on the Western Basin of Lake Erie as the size and quantity of fish is at a good level right now.
Brian Brosdahl, Brad Hawthorne and Nick Lindner share some advice that will help you catch more Red Lake walleyes on first ice.
Open-water fishing is quiet – time to think hardwater!
The few anglers who have gone out have had decent success for walleyes. The perch bite has definitely been off, though.
Fishing in the Buckeye State is about as good as it gets right now for saugeyes, walleyes, muskies, and more.