Walleyes continue to be found shallow, especially during low-light periods of the day, but more fish are being caught in those mid-depth areas – 12 to 15 feet or so throughout the day.
Learning to tie effective knots is not hard to do and can make the difference between bringing home a bragging-size fish or just talking about it.
It’s a unique lake, deep and cold enough to support cool water species such as trout and tullibees, and there’s a warm water component that allows walleyes, pike, bass, and panfish to coexist.
There are better trout streams in Wisconsin than the Prairie River, but Prairie is this writer’s river, where he has fished for trout for the last 30 years and where he caught his career-best brook
Fishing action is heating up across the state with anglers reporting very good bites from walleye, pike, panfish and bass, as well as trout and salmon.
Walleye limits on Lake Erie continue to be a regular occurrence, and the shoreline night bite for walleyes all along the north coast continues to be solid.
Bass fishing has been great in many waters in recent weeks. Crappie fishing has been pretty decent as of late on many waters, too.
With water temperatures now hovering in the mid-60s, the bite has been solid across the board/state.
The bite for most all species of fish here continues to warm up with water temperatures.
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