Heavy Rain. Upper Kinni chocolate milk but still in its bank. Upper Rush, chocolate milk, out of its bank. I am going to poke around later today. Maybe further East is better.

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The report for today is less than encouraging. The kinni dirtied from top to bottom today. At 8 am the upper was chocolate milk.The lower river at F bridge was clear and just tinged with color making it perfect. By 6 pm the Lower Kinni had gone off color and was rising. There was no […]

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Yesterday fishing on the Kinni was a roller coaster ride. Rain fell in bursts throughout the night on Monday. Once again the total amounts varied as the radar “red storms” moved through the area. On the drive from Prescott to River Falls there were dry fields south and standing water in RF. My clients and […]

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Weather and water conditions for the Wisconsin 2010 trout opener were spectacular in most places from Berkhart to Viroqua. Judging from the car count at accesses to angler count on the streams, anglers were ecstatic that this day had finally come. From reports I received throughout the state, fish were caught on everything from Buggers […]

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As many get ready for the Wisconsin trout opener it always helps to know what you might run into for water conditions. As a new feature this year, I thought I would give those who can’t get out, as well as those who are heading over to fish, a better feeling for what conditions are […]

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In 1991 on The Kinni Cup was presented to a group of rag tag anglers who had made their annual canoe/camping/trout fishing trip to the heart of the lower Kinnickinnic River outside of River Falls, Wisconsin. The Cup was born as my donation to a concept called “New Innovation Night” where each camper was to […]

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