Fishing has been picking up in all backwater areas on the north side of most lakes. Cherokee Marsh has been sporting some crappie and bluegilll action. Lake Monona has had bluegill and crappie action, too,
Waiting is still the word of the day. The bay was still locked in with ice last week, but north of Houghton Point the water is open. There have been a few small boats out
Madison – Two minutes. That’s about all the time it took for Natural Resources Board members to decide that there will be no ATV trail in the Northern Highland-American Legion State Forest. After about two
Joe Albert Associate Editor A short visit to the Alexandria area this weekend revealed what I already had known but what disappointed me nonetheless: The lake is still locked with ice. A quick check of
The walleye bite is still going strong. Limits of eaters are common, and there are some big fish being released, as well. Look for walleyes to be up in 2 to 5 feet of water.
While ice conditions remain good in the Eagle River area, some shorelines are opening up. Anglers should stay away from current areas, bridges, and docks. We may be breaking ice at the boat landings at
Anglers trolling the Kewaunee County portions of Lake Michigan did fairly well on brown trout out of Kewaunee. The Algoma boat launch is opened and anglers going out of that port reported fairly good results,
In Manitowoc, anglers were catching browns up to 6 pounds from the north pier stub, the north side of the breakwater and the south pier. Anglers fishing just off the bottom from the breakwater also
Anglers still report a modest ice bite, but many anglers have packed the ice fishing equipment away. Bridge Bait & Tackle, Park Falls, (715) 762-4108. Ross’s Sport Shop, Phillips, (715) 339-3625.
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