Smallmouth bass have been active and will readily take a jig tipped with a 3-inch Twister tail retrieved steadily; try using a black head with orange tail or another high-contrast combination. The smallmouths have been
With backwater levels somewhat low and water temps hovering in the 80-degree range, much of the fishing action has moved to the mouths of the sloughs and channel edges. The bluegill bite has been very
Cool evenings and falling water temperatures have resulted in terrific fishing. The walleye bite on Lake Wisconsin has been very good. Anglers targeting 16 to 19 feet of water with crawler harnesses have been doing
Aug. 9: Badgerland Chapter SCI Banquet, 4 p.m., Chula Vista Resort. For more info call Mary Karow, 920-484-3459. Aug. 9: Chequamegon Archery Club Banquet, 4-8 p.m., Clubhouse. For more info call Gary Krueger II, 715-373-0170.
DNR Report Madison – All planned testing of wild fish for VHS fish disease has been completed for 2008, and results show that – so far – the deadly fish virus has not spread in
Madison – Wisconsin’s archery deer hunters can expect to have a better-than-average hunting season in most areas of the state, but they probably should not expect to surpass last year’s statewide bow kill of 116,010
In Sheboygan, trollers have had decent success in 50 to 150 feet of water, with rainbows and chinooks favoring spoons run off downriggers. Some of the best action has been off of Cleveland. Shore fishing
Conditions are changing with each wind switch on Lake Michigan, making for an up-and-down bite. Still, charters are into the double digits on many morning and some afternoon/evening trips. A monstrous 17-pound coho and a
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