
Wisconsin Fishing Report – Nov. 29, 2019
Ice conditions still sketchy, depending on where you’re at.

Ice conditions still sketchy, depending on where you’re at.

The secret to success this time of the year is to use a lively minnow. You will have to continually change your minnow because they don’t last long.

Trout stocking bulking up fisheries across the state.

As the hard-water season looms, fish are being had.

Fishing pressure very light as anglers were preparing for the gun opener.

Just a few years ago, ice fishermen predominately pursued walleyes, panfish, and pike, period. Anglers tend to have preferences, of course, and in several states, resource agencies close walleye and pike seasons in late winter

Why should someone who has devoted a fair portion of his life to coldwater conservation for the past 44 years be “forgiven” for fishing with lures? Most TU members don’t understand this concept. To them,

One of the oldest lures in most angler’s tackle boxes gets overlooked this time of year. It might surprise some readers that this lure is Rapala’s Jigging Rap, which hit the market in the 1960s,

They’ll measure, at most, about 11 inches, with the majority probably going no more than 8 inches tip to tail. That’s not much fish when you’re used to 20-inch smallies, but there’s an appeal to
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