| Fishing Report for October 09, 2007.
After a couple of record setting weeks for temperatures, the fall weather
has finally arrived and it looks like it is here for good. Monday we
had temps of 87 degrees, Wednesday, 55. Need I say more?
Fishing has been pretty unstable lately with the recent heat wave and strong
south winds. It has been hard to even get out the past couple of weeks
due to the wind. Guys are still picking up a few perch and bluegills
out on Winnebago. I have been catching most of my fish in the river
downtown Oshkosh and up in Winneconne. Dropper rigs with Berkley Gulp
red worms has been my hot bait the past 2 weeks. Crappies, walleyes,
perch and bluegills along with some catfish all seem to like the
presentation of the gulp! Keeping it right off the bottom behind
current breaks is very important.
The crappies have started to show up in small numbers along the wood in the
Wolf River but we need some cooler temps to really get them going as with
everything else in the system.
I will be busy the next couple of weeks traveling to Minnesota for a dealer
show and then up to Lake Of The Woods for some fall Walleye and Muskie
Fishing for a few days. By the time I get back we should be looking at
some prime fall fishing conditions as long as the wind stays down.
Look out Bays de Noc.....I will be looking to do a little trick or treating
on the bay later this month and early November.
Good luck around here and dont forget to check out the new
articles and products
coming out for the new ice season!
Good Fishin',
Mr.Bluegill
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