The southeast is in fine shape and hatches are picking up daily. Caddis have been spotty in places and thick in others. No reports of Dk. hendricksons but have those patterns in your box. Looks like your good to go, weather wise, for a while. Updating…

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Black caddis have finally poped on some of the rivers of Wisconsin. The hatch is not river-wide, but yesterday it was thick. If you can find the spots where it is occuring, remember the spots and use it for future reference. The hatch happened around 2PM and fished well until 6PM. The down stream skitter [...]

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Sorry for the delay! There was serious corruption in the computer system. Fished all day Monday with sporatic bugs hatching all day. Unfortunatly the fish were not interested in the drys. Crane flies, brown Stoneflies, Midges, and BWO’s were all spotted. The fish seemed to be in shallower water and in the faster riffels and [...]

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ALL TROUT STREAMS IN THE STATE OF WISCONSIN ARE CLOSED AND OFF LIMITS TO FISHING STARTING APRIL 25TH AT MIDNIGHT AND OPENING AGAIN MAY 1ST AT 5AM.DNR HAS TOLD ME THEY WILL BE ISSUING TICKETS AT A CONSIDERABLE COST TO THOSE OF YOU WHO ARE NOT READING YOUR REGULATIONS.

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Water is very low and clear. Rain is needed. Fish are spooky and no major hatches have been reported. Nymphs are working well in the tail-outs. There have been some reports of Dk. Hendricksons but no conformations!

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The rivers are low and clearand fishing well. BWO’s are still comming off, but more sporatic it seems. Some caddis have been spotted but nothing in force. The one plus is that more terrestrials are out. A black beatle took a few nice fish. Don’t forget those terrestrials!

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The reports from the last few days are that the waters of the southeast are clear and low . A smattering of reports have talked of BWO’s but with little top action. Little has changed from a month ago. Some caddis are starting to show and also black Stone flies about 1 inch long. Prince [...]

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The waters of Western Wisconsin are in great shape. Soon we will need rain because the water levels are appearing low. The last two outtings have found the mid-afternoon fishing to be the best. A #8 stonefly immitation followed by a #18 P.tail or soft hackle have been good producers. BWO’s have been on the [...]

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The Rush river fished slow this morning. Around 12:30 the fish came alive. BWO’S and midges were abundant in the air. The fish were not active on the surface but a #18 P. tail was all you needed. I think the afternoon shift will continue to be the most active for a while.

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