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Went up north to Big Island Lake in Oconto County (northern Wisconsin) and went fishing with an old friend. The lake was really weedy, but it did have a couple deeper areas. I took the kayak into the deeper areas and worked the deep weed edge with a variety of things like swimbaits, jerk minnows, and the Ned Rig. It worked. Several nice bass caught and some pike.
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The pike went nuts for this surface lure. I'm talking airborne. Check it out.
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A very surprising catch with a very tiny jig. It kinda ruined my jig, though.
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Made my way through some thick brush to fish two different swamp ponds for bass. Also ran into some friendly raccoons.
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Was up north in Bayfield County and went fishing for big smallmouth. I found 'em and a lot of other fish species, too.
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Had a great kayak adventure down a very clear river and hooked into some bluegill, carp, smallmouth bass, and a big ol' bowfin!
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I forgot a float, so I used my floating sunglasses as a float for float fishing.
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There's a small spring fed creek kind of close to my home that has brook trout, but to get back in there where there's some fishable water is a challenge. I found 'em though!
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Had a great day chasing anything that would bite on the Wisconsin River. Big smallmouth, huge bowfin. It doesn't get much better than this day.
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The Roughfish Tournament each June is where you target any freshwater fish species (micros don't count). There are 251 eligible species according to their website. I hit up my local creek to get started catching some different species of fish.
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A cool thing happened the other day. I was actually trying to catch gizzard shad for a roughfishing tournament, but I ended up catching some baby king salmon. The next day I went out trolling for kings and coho. We went 3 for 9. The Coho are huge this year.
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Just was fishing for alewife in the Port Washington Harbor in Port Washington, WI for a fishing tournament, and I caught a brown trout. It was little and I was using a Sabiki Rig, but they are in or around there right now (the cold water is in the harbor because of the wind). I cyber stalk a fishing guide and saw him jigging and he posted on his instagram a big brown.
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Tried to catch every type of fish that swim in this swampy lake. Went fishing for pumpkinseed, bluegill, black crappie, bass, and pike.
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I'm a teacher, and there's enough light for about an hour of fishing before the last day of the school year.
Time enough to catch some smallmouth out of the river!
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Went to a river that holds muskies and fished for them like I was fishing for bass. I was tossing around a five inch swimbait. I also did catch a nice smallmouth and some really big rock bass.
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I started ice fishing a particular lake a lot this year, and caught zero crappie on it. This spring I caught a 14 1/2 inch crappie there twice, but I think it was the same fish (caught it on two different trips). I went back with a beetle spin to try and catch crappie because I think they might have all been fished out (there were plenty of other ice fisherman on this lake at times and some had Panoptix).
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The bass and pike were in shallow. Used a swimbait and dragged it over the weeds to catch a bunch of pike and bass.
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I took this thing from my son's Mystery Tackle Box called the Zuchi Bug and went bass fishing with him. It worked quite well, but it got tore up.
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The pike were really feisty on opening day!
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They stock the mill pond in my town with Rainbow Trout ever spring. I fished upriver and downriver for them and caught some on my $1 lure.
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I set a PB last week catching a 14 1/2 inch Crappie. This week I caught another 14 1/2 incher, but I think it might have been the same fish! Either way, it was a good day of fishing.
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Spring has been tough. I found a window of opportunity to fish (about two hours) where I could battle the wind and fish a swamp lake in Wisconsin. I was rewarded!
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Went to a Lake Michigan Tributary, the Root River in Racine and fished for Longnose Suckers. Found a few was well as some trout.
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I like to try and catch different species of fish. It's called "lifelist" fishing and I caught number 69 for me. Nice. Gizzard Shad at the Oak Creek Power Plant Fishing Pier. The shad are attracted by the warm water discharge. I caught it with a wax worm.
Orangespotted Sunfish - Aquarium Level Pretty caught here in Wisconsin
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Orangespotted Sunfish! So tiny! So pretty! My son and I both got a lifer on this trip.