Walleye fishing on Green Bay can be best described as mixed results. With alewives seemingly in ever structure of the lower bay, the bite has been tough. A few days were very tough, with just a couple walleyes per trip. Thursday afternoon the wind gave us a decent walleye chop, and the walleyes cooperated. By the next day, windless fishing went back to a difficult bite. One thing I did notice was there were areas with far less bait, and fish responded better in these areas to jigged or trolled baits. During the week, Grassy Island, University Bay, Frying Pan Shoal, Deadhorse Bay and Geanos Reef put out walleyes and perch. Musky fishing has been good, with active fish in the Fox River, University Bay and west shore areas. Perch are starting to get more active in Oconto and Vincent Point along with a few walleyes in weeds . Smallmouth bass have been hot in the Sturgeon Bay area, with tube jigs and Ned rigs taking the most fish. Shore fishermen are having a good time on the Fox River with plenty of white bass biting. If you go, please be safe, and take a kid fishing.
Yah, only at Smokeys!!!
Capt Jerry Ruffolo
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