
Wisconsin Outdoor News Fishing Report – October 27, 2022
Crappies remain active, being found suspended over deep water on most lakes.

Crappies remain active, being found suspended over deep water on most lakes.

The original FG knot has been working for me for 10-plus years now. If you tie it correctly, the leader will almost always break before this knot will. This is how to tie what I

Survey highlights include above-average walleye and yellow perch year classes, the highest YOY sauger catch rate since 2010 and strong adult catches for yellow perch and bluegills.

Warm temperatures keeping fish from hitting full fall stride.

It’s been getting chilly up in this neck of the woods, particularly overnight, but the bite remains hot.

If Plum Lake has a history of being known for producing trophy walleyes and muskies, it should also be known more recently for producing hefty smallmouth bass.

With water temps cooling, fish active ahead of the turnover.

Fall is upon us. Here’s how it’s impacting the bite.

Pete’s Lake is known as a good multi-species lake and features fishable populations of smallmouth bass, bluegills, rock bass, and northern pike, in addition to the walleyes.
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