Category: General

Walleye and perch fishing are excellent on Green Bay, with many limit catches in several places. Vincent Point, 2 mile reef, Macos reef, North South reef, Oconto Shoal, Geanos reef and Young’s reef are all putting out good catches of both species. Jigging Wapsie Ripper Minnows and trolling flicker minnows are the best presentation. For perch, night crawler pieces, red worms and minnows have been best. Musky fishermen are also doing well, with casting bucktails, Shadzillas, Medusa’s, shallow invaders, and similar baits. Charles Pond and the inside weed edge of Geanos have been best. In Door County waters, smallmouth and walleye have been active, with good catches of both species on deep reefs. If you go, be safe, and take a kid fishing.

Capt Jerry Ruffolo
Anglers Plus Guide Service LLC
920-973-2868

Walleyes and perch are still being caught off both east and west shores of the bay. Vincent Point on the east shore has been pretty consistent if you want a limit of eater walleyes and some nice perch. Trolling cranks and harnesses are working well. If you want to try something different rip jiggn is really fun and is producing some nice fish. Our custom perch rigs are also working great allowing fishermen to catch two at a time. Muskies are also hitting on the west shore and it will only get better as September arrives. To find out what we are suing give us a call at 920 593 1749. Yah, only at Smokeys!!!

The walleye bite on the lower bay is still on fire lots of eaters and some nice trophy fish are being caught out of Bay Shore south to Vincent Point and fishing the west shore out of Geanos. Trolling cranks, crawler harnesses and rip jiggn are really working well. For you perch jerkers the east shore in 18 to 22 feet of water is really working well using minnows and pieces of crawlers. Musky bite is starting to pick up as we get closer to September, casting bucktails, rubber and a few new ones are being caught on top water baits. Fishermen are also trolling for them on both east and west shorelines. Make sure you have weed guards on your line for trolling!!!! For you shore fishermen Metro launch is producing all kinds of fish from cats to walleyes. For more information give us a call at 920 593 1749. Yah, only at Smokeys

Walleye and perch fishing on Green Bay are very good, with several great bites going as long as the weather remains consistent.  Geanos Reef, Macos Reef, Chaudoirs Dock, North South Reef, Oconto Shoal, and Young’s Reef are all putting out catches of walleye, with perch fishermen also finding success in these areas.  Trolling crankbaits and crawler harnesses, and jigging ripper minnows or swim baits are popular and successful techniques.  For big fish, the waters of northern Door County are the place to be.  Chambers Island, Horseshoe Reef, Sister Bay, and Strawberry Island reefs are all producing big walleyes.  Trolling, casting, and jigging are putting these big fish in the boat.  If you go, please be safe, and take a kid fishing.
Capt Jerry Ruffolo
Anglers Plus Guide Service LLC
920-973-2868
www.anglerspluswi.com

Good walleye fishing continues on Green Bay, as long as the weather smiles on us. Crankbaits have ruled on shallow rock areas of Geanos, Vincent, Macos, and NorthSouth reefs. Jig fishermen are finding plenty of action on 2 mile and Chaudoirs area. Ripper minnows in goby gold and purple are best. North reefs of Door County are heating up, with crawler harnesses and large crankbaits doing best. If you go, please be safe and take a kid fishing.
Capt Jerry Ruffolo
Anglers Plus Guide Service LLC
920-973-2868

The walleye bite has been incredible on both the east and west shores of the bay. Lots of eaters and some nice size fish are being caught. Trolling cranks, crawlers and rip jigging. Perch are also on fire using minnows and pieces of crawlers in 18 to 22 feet of water. Big cats are being caught on the river using live sucker minnows and pike are still being caught in the weed beds casting spinners and crankbaits. Musky fishing is really improving on the west shore, bucktails and rubber lures seem to be working the best. For more information give us a call at 920 593 1749. Yah, only at Smokeys!!!

The walleye bite has really improved over the past week. Walleyes are being caught on the shallow and deep breaks on both the east and west shores. Trolling cranks, crawler harnesses and rip jigging are working the best. Lots of perch are also being caught is 18 to 25 feet of water still using pieces of crawlers and small minnows. Fishermen are getting some nice pike by fishing the weed edges. The musky bite is improving with some nice fish being caught trolling and casting. For a more detailed report give us a call 920 593 1749. Yah, only at Smokeys!!!

The constantly changing weather has put fishing in a great one day, poor the next spin. Last week’s NE wind and cooler temps shut the bite down for a couple days, then the first warm day saw excellent fishing. By Saturday, things had stabilized back to normal, with good walleye fishing found at Deadhorse, Vincent Point, 2 Mile Reef, Geanos Reef and the mud off Geanos and Pensaukee. Crankbaits and jigs shallow, with crawler harnesses deep took the most fish. Perch fishing also has been good, with limit catches around Suamico, Geanos, and Dykesville. If you get out, be safe, and take a kid fishing.

Capt Jerry Ruffolo
Anglers Plus Guide Service LLC
920-973-2868

The walleye bite improved last week. Fishermen are having lots of luck trolling cranks, crawler harnesses and rip jigging on both the east shore and west shore of the bay working the breaks and the humps. Some nice perch are also being caught in 18 to 22 feet of water jigging pieces of crawlers and minnows. Musky fishing has still been slow but as we move into August it should improve. Some nice northern pike are being caught on the west shore weed beds. For more information give us a call at 920 593 1749. Yah, only at Smokeys!!!

The walleye bite is back on as the alewives are moving out of the system. Fishermen are having luck trolling harnesses and minnow baits. The rip jigging is also starting to produce some nice fish. With the warm weather we are having walleyes are being caught off the deeper breaks on both east and west shores of the bay. Perch fishing is still going strong in these same areas. Musky fishing is still slow but should improve with the alewives moving out of the lower bay. Remember that with these hot temperatures it puts extra stress on the muskies so please handle them with care. For more information give us a call 920 593 1749. Yah, only at Smokeys!!!