Happy Father’s Day Weekend to you all. It’s middle of June and there’s not been a single bad day of fishing endured yet this 2022 season! Weather and conditions have been another story, however. Every day its something new or different happening – a new bite materializing every day. I feel my boat’s fishing

  Looks like all of my issues and misfortunes from May month are over and done with. And that means lots of uninterrupted fishing time for the next few weeks!

  May 2022 has been good up to this point! For a while, a week before opener, I had thought we’d still be stuck in winter coming and going every few days. But then an uncomfortable heat wave came, lasting into this week. Following ice-out, walleyes and pike each spawned in the blink of an

  Up until the evening hours of May 2nd, I hadn’t made a single cast all year long. Such a lousy introduction to spring season it has been. The fishing however could get better very quickly now.

  While you could be preparing your 2022 fishing trip plans, it’s never too early to consider a fully guided bass fishing trip on the inland waters of Northern Wisconsin. Here is a complete itinerary of the type of fishing we could be doing during the 2022 fishing season!

Dear 2021, I sincerely hope a season like you never comes around again in the future. You gave me headache, heartache, anger and frustration. The bad days of fishing outnumbered the good. I should never come home from the lake feeling lost and helpless. There aren’t too many positives right now. First ice is now

We’ve recently concluded one of the longest Indian Summers in history. As a result, September fishing was a hit or a miss. October has actually been far better in comparison. Lately, we’ve been experiencing 1 hot window per day and the rest is history.

Summer season has come and gone. For me personally, it was a blur, and one NOT to remember.

Our smallmouth fishing has been a tossed salad since mid May. One day will be a 40 fish day, followed by totals of 15, 10, or 6 the next three. That’s fishing! Observing smallmouth bass behavior and how a fishery and individual specimens react positively and negatively to daily conditions is enlightening and educational. One