08-21-06, 06:27 PM | #1 |
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Just moved to wisconson
HI i'm from originaly from iowa and i just moved to madison wisconsin, madison has lots of lakes around it, but i havn't had a chance to go fishing here yet i was just wondering of any places i should and shouldn't go.
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08-21-06, 07:43 PM | #2 |
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lake michaegan smallmouths! Lake winnebago looks promising
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08-21-06, 08:14 PM | #3 |
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MENOMINEE RIVER
James Braun is a bass fishing fanatic and tournament angler from Sheboygan who claims that everyone knows about the Menominee River's topnotch smallmouth bass fishery up on the Michigan border. Everyone might know about it, but the Menominee is still one of the best locations if you are looking for both quantity and quality bass fishing in a wilderness-like setting. Much of the shoreline is undeveloped and picturesque, but this also means the boat ramps are located mostly in remote areas, and are often primitive. The Menominee is a large river separating the Wisconsin counties of Marinette and Florence from Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Smallies are the dominant species in the Menominee, but the calm water of the flowages produce largemouths, too. It's not unusual to boat several dozen bronzebacks during a day of fishing by casting artificial baits to the shoreline or midriver structure and cover. The rock, wood and weed cover holds crayfish and baitfish, so crankbaits and spinners work well. The size of the bass varies, but trophies over the 20-inch mark are scattered throughout the river. Crivitz-area guide Mike Mladenik promotes the Menominee's stained water and its bronzeback population, and although he also markets a line of bass fishing tackle, he prefers a simple live-bait rig for much of his bronzeback fishing. "Live bait is the best method if you're after big fish," Mladenik said. For information on lodging in the area, visit the Crivitz Recreation Association Web site at www.crivitzrecreation.com. They provide maps detailing the location of boat ramps, bait dealers and other attractions. For guide service, contact Mladenik at (715) 854-2055. LAKE NOQUEBAY Marinette County's biggest lake contains both largemouth and smallmouth bass. The bigmouth variety is far more common in this 2,409-acre lake, but on some days you will catch more smallies. Noquebay is located a few miles northeast of Crivitz. It's easy to fish the lake one day for largemouth bass and then to go to the Menominee River the next day for smallmouths. Bass anglers who get away from the shallow shoreline areas and fish the deep-water weed edges catch the largest Lake Noquebay bass. This is also a lake in which live bait -- minnows in spring and leeches in summer -- will catch the most and biggest bass. Use slip-bobbers to drift the bait tight to the weedbeds. Visit the Marinette Area Chamber of Commerce's Web site at www.marinettechamber.com for information on travel and lodging in Marinette County. |
08-21-06, 08:17 PM | #4 |
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Subject: Lake geneva, Wisconsin
Submitted by Jim&j.t. (ip 64.12.104.188) Date Fished: 8/23/2001 Water Temperature: 79. Water Clarity: 4 feet or greater Launched at williams bay 1 hour before sunset,and fished till 1 am. caught and released 6 bass. 3 small mouth and 3 large mouth.wind was out of the east, caught all fish on the west side of williams bay.i set the pinpoint up to follw 25 foot and casted towards the shore. 4 came on a blue flec worm, and 2 on a silver and blue yo-zuri crank bait. rock bass were hitting, but were hard to hook. i lose my cincentration and probobly blew a few bass, thinking it was rock bass hits.good luck everyone, and let em go.......... you would`nt cut up your pet dog would you? jim&j.t.<*))))>< |
08-21-06, 08:18 PM | #5 |
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here you really go http://bassresource.com/state_fishin...s_fishing.html
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08-21-06, 09:29 PM | #6 |
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1st should be to learn to spell the state you live in...
are you gonna be trouble? lmao!(hic)...welcome i am the unofficial boardland security.i will be watching you. (hic)lmao
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08-21-06, 09:50 PM | #7 |
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yeah i noticed that i spelled wisconsin wrong when i opened it back up but if you read the message i spelled it right it the message.......and thanks for the advise.
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08-21-06, 09:51 PM | #8 |
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no problem..
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08-22-06, 09:27 AM | #9 |
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Wisonson? Michaegan?
Where are these states? F.Rod Tecksas |
08-22-06, 12:25 PM | #10 |
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lol( 10 characters)..................
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