By: Mark SchramDateline: Fond du Lac, WI — June 16, 2025 Lake Winnebago, Wisconsin’s largest inland lake and one of the Midwest’s most productive walleye fisheries, is no stranger to tradition. But in June—when water [...]
As ice and snow cover melt on lakes this spring, you may see dead fish or other aquatic animals. Given the return to a more “normal” winter this year — with more cold days [...]
When winter sets in and Wisconsin’s lakes are covered with a thick layer of ice, a new season of fishing begins. Crappie, a favorite among ice anglers, becomes more accessible during this time as [...]
By Mark Schram, myfishingpartner.com The arrival of the first ice marks the beginning of an exciting season for anglers targeting yellow perch on Wisconsin's Winnebago System. Renowned for its sprawling waters and abundant fish population, [...]
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced today that silver carp, an invasive species, have been detected in portions of the lower Chippewa River and lower Black River in western Wisconsin. In [...]
by Mark Schram, Myfishingpartner.com As fall settles in, walleye fishing in rivers can present unique challenges, especially when faced with low water levels and little to no current. These conditions often require anglers to adapt [...]
When it comes to fishing in natural small lakes, the choice of lure can significantly impact your success. Among the various options available, beetle spins have garnered a reputation as one of the most effective [...]
Walleye fishing on Green Bay and Lake Winnebago is a difficult task, and it requires a lot of water and structure to cover. With the advent of Garmin LiveScope, catching these elusive fish has become [...]
By Mike Frisch & The Fishing The Midwest Team For many anglers, the first fishing trip of the open water season is for crappies. In some areas, fishing season for walleyes and bass and such [...]
Mark Schram Myfishingpartner.com Warm winters can significantly affect the ecological balance of freshwater ecosystems, particularly fish species like the walleye (Sander vitreus). In regions like Wisconsin, fluctuations in winter temperatures can influence the timing [...]
