Yellow perch action has been fair, and surprisingly shallow (7 to 10 feet) on several lakes (Big Arb, Kawaguesaga, and Pokegama). On other lakes, mud flats of 18 to 23 feet are producing perch on
Madison – The state Natural Resources Board has approved new fishing tournament rules, which now move to the Legislature for review. The board modified the proposed rules based on public testimony the day of the
Walleye fishermen are picking up a few fish here and there. A few have been fishing main lake points with some success. Other fishermen are fishing the weeds and muck areas. Don’t be afraid to
Feb. 9: Sheboygan & Manitowaoc Counties PF Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Millhome Supper Club. For more info call Al Fritsch, 920-254-7876. Feb. 9: Dodge County Chapter NWTF Banquet, 5 p.m., Reeseville Community Center. For more info
There has been an increase in pressure out of Little Sturgeon Bay this past week. The perch fishing has picked up, with some limits being reported. People are also trying for pike out of little
Ice conditions are good on the chain. Lake Mendota has 6 to 9 inches of ice, but there is a lot of snow cover, making it difficult to get around on foot. There have been
Ice thickness has been increasing and most lakes now have 15 to 17 inches of ice. Walleye fishing has been fair. A good day of fishing has consisted of one or two flags and a
Joe Albert Associate Editor 2008 Happy 2008. Here’s the resolution: Blog more frequently and consistently. We’ll start this year with a look back at one of the more ridiculous stories from last year: Solo the
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