A series of weather fronts moved through the Lake Winnebago region, leaving the area with rain, variable temperatures, and frustrated anglers. Water clarity on Lake Winnebago was variable by the day, and sometimes by the [...]
The Lake Winnebago region has been immersed into a prolonged mild cold front, typified by winds and rain. The lake’s water column has become high stained in the south (2-3 inch visibility). The north end [...]
A rainy Memorial Day weekend has concluded and Lake Winnebago saw plenty of activity from area fishermen during the pockets of good weather. Water temps on the main lake hovered in the low 60’s, with [...]
A lingering cold front dominated the early week near Lake Winnebago, bringing wind and rain to the region. By the weekend the weather had improved, and anglers were out in large numbers. Water clarity was [...]
A variable weather pattern descended upon Lake Winnebago the past week, leaving anglers with changing conditions all week. The water column was very clear by Thursday, but strong winds stirred up the water, leaving a [...]
The post spawn crappie bite is unbelievable in Fond du Lac Right now. Here is the new link to the video cut on Thursday. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0KmDklrNNA
A summer like trend of weather dominated the week, leading into the weekend when stronger winds added plenty of chop to Lake Winnebago and other area waters. Water clarity on the main lake is variable, [...]
A brutal cold front dominated the weather scene near Lake Winnebago this past week. The previous week featured nonstop action for walleyes, but quickly dissipated with the 10 plus degree drop in water temps. The [...]
Border-Battle Slated to begin 2015 NWT Season LAKE CITY, Minn.- High-level competitive walleye fishing returns to action May 7-8, as the The NWT will visit the Mississippi River for the first time since the inaugural [...]
The much needed rain arrived to the Lake Winnebago region and really invigorated the area rivers. On the Wolf River the gage of the water rose from 4.25 feet to over 6.0 feet in the [...]
