AMERY AREA Anglers are finding a mixed bag of panfish in 12 to 18 feet on North Twin, Bear Trap, and Wapogasset lakes. Walleye action has been slow, with a few fish and quite a
AMERY AREA The number of anglers venturing out has been limited, but those going are catching fish and finding 6 to 8 inches of ice with some slush. Crappies and panfish are hitting in 12
ASHLAND AREA The ice is starting to form now on Chequamegon Bay, but make sure to call ahead for conditions. If we continue to have freezing temps then, it would be great for the start
AMERY AREA There were some limited ice fishing options last week on the lakes that froze first, but that has pretty much come to an end with warmer weather returning. Basically, ice depths have not
AMERY AREA With the cold and wind, most boats have been put away, although a few muskie anglers continue to fish on lakes such as Bone, Deer, and Wapogasset. Some ice is starting to form
AMERY AREA A jig and minnow is turning walleyes in 12 to 15 feet at Cedar Lake, Big Round Lake, and Balsam Lake. On Lake Wapogasset, crappies and walleyes are being caught in 10 to
ASHLAND AREA With the recent rain, the water is cloudy right now. We are in the fall cooler water temps now and fish are very active. Lake trout fishing is now closed and will open
AMERY AREA Muskie action has picked up on suckers or topwater baits on the Apple River and Deer Lake. Hit Lake Wapogasset with Jiggin’ Raps or a jig and minnow in 18 to 23 feet
AMERY AREA Leeches or minnows continue to produce walleyes in 10 to 20 feet on Wapogasset, Cedar, and Half Moon Lakes. Look to Pike Lake for crappies and a few walleyes in 14 to 16
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