FISHING REPORT: The inland fishing this past
week was very good according to the reports from the DNR, with Trout streams.
Some lake anglers reported water temperatures were still cool keeping fishing
slower, but walleye anglers across the north and on Green Bay found good
success with many boats coming back to the dock with fish. There are reports
that the bluegills are biting on area lakes and crappie fishing was starting to
heat up on some of the smaller lakes in central Wisconsin. Fishing on Lake
Michigan was slow mainly due to the large waves and strong winds off the lake.
There have been small craft warnings for the last few days over the past couple
of weeks. Alewives have moved in along shorelines and some rivers with
cormorants and terns diving to feed on them. Bass fishermen in the
Sturgeon Bay area found some good luck, but once again the high winds blew the
guys off the water. Lake Winnebago system reported a fairly short sturgeon run
on the Upper Fox and Wolf Rivers this spring. Sturgeon were again spotted
spawning a second time on location on the Wolf River during the last week of
April. This year during the second spawn run, fisheries crew tagged an
additional 46 fish.
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