
Northeast Wisconsin Fishing Report – May 31, 2022 – video
It was a sweatshirt to tank-top kind of weekend, and the fish are just trying to figure out what month it is.

It was a sweatshirt to tank-top kind of weekend, and the fish are just trying to figure out what month it is.

Muskie season in northern Wisconsin opens Saturday, May 28. With water temps still on the cool side, stick to smaller baits and shallower depths.

A person can spend a day or two on this pair of lakes and catch a smorgasbord of panfish and game fish on aesthetically pleasing lakes.

Since last week, water temps have dropped here. How is that impacting the bite?

According to a researcher at the University of Wisconsin Madison and liaison with the Wisconsin DNR, anglers will have a hard time catching these fish later this century. Here’s why.

Water warming up fast – along with the bite. Here’s where they’re catching ’em and how they’re doing it.
Banquets/Fundraiser May 17: Darboy Ducks Unlimited Chapter, 5:30pm, free beer & soda, Starlite Club, Hwys 55 & JJ, Kaukauna, 920-470-1722, tickets also at www.widucks.org. aug. 23: Whitetails Unlimited Great Northwoods Chapter, 5:30 p.m., Great Northern
NORTHERN REGION Woodruff Team/April Warden Tim Ebert, of Minocqua, responded to a complaint of illegal activities along a lakeshore at an area residence. Upon investigation, Ebert found the landowner had directed the illegal removal of

The fish are up – here’s what to use to catch ’em.
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