
Wisconsin Fishing Report – July 30, 2020
Weedlines remain a major producer for all fish species and the general rule is that you’ll find bigger panfish, pike, and bass on deep vegetation.

Weedlines remain a major producer for all fish species and the general rule is that you’ll find bigger panfish, pike, and bass on deep vegetation.

Water temperatures remain in the low 80s across a good part of the state. As a result, fish being found in deeper water.

Anglers are running deep for walleyes, lake trout and salmon just about anywhere these fish are targeted right now. Bass also are being found in somewhat deeper water, or in shady spots.

Weedlines remain a major producer for all fish species and the general rule is that you’ll find bigger panfish, pike, and bass on deep vegetation.


The real fun begins when carp get close to the fly.

Since the limit on lakers is paper thin, and my boat-mates wanted a full day of fishing, we were using circle hooks so as to not kill what wasn’t being kept.

It’s not easy to find crappies in the dead of summer, but when you do they’re often ready, willing and eager for a fresh meal.

A recent creel survey of fishermen on Grand Lake found that yellow perch comprised 85 percent of the total harvest and 88 percent of the released fish. Smallmouth bass came in a distant second, followed
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