In Oconto County, bluegills are still providing lots of fun at the Stiles dam on leaf worms and slip bobbers. The walleye bite off of the reefs in Green Bay has continued to be rewarding.
Despite two major floods in less than 10 months, trout fishing has been very good. One fish in the 30-inch category and numerous fish over 20 inches were caught this year. Damage from the floods
Washington – People who call to order a federal Duck Stamp could be in for a surprise: Instead of hearing about waterfowl, they’re greeted by a phone-sex line. The result of a printing error, the
Salmon in Lake Michigan are into the staging process now, and spawning adults are starting to enter the Kewaunee and Ahnapee rivers. This has increased the pier fishing action in Kewaunee and Algoma. There are
Madison – The discovery of CWD in Michigan and the ongoing effort to curb CWD in Wisconsin has kept a deer baiting and feeding discussion in play as hunting seasons head into full swing and
Park Falls, Wis. – Sportsmen awaiting a “road ruling” from the Forest Service will know by Sept. 25 how many miles of roads will be closed to motor vehicle traffic under a new “travel management
Green Bay, Wis. – For more than a decade, Great Lakes anglers have complained about the potential impacts of double-crested cormorants on sport and commercial fish species in Green Bay and Lake Michigan. Some, too,
Most species were biting pretty well last week, with bluegills, sheepshead, and bass the most often caught species. Walleye and catfish action has been good on some days. Anglers are finding good bluegill action above
Despite the cool and erratic weather, fishing has been pretty good. Muskies have been the highlight of the past week, and action was very good. Nearly all anglers are reporting sightings, follows, and strikes, and
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