The warm weather we got in June ended the trapping season then and we finally ran out last week. Also remember your 1st scoop of crappie minnows is always only $2 with any purchase. You can always call back or call me at 71. If you don't get a response, as they are very busy, In dirt or bedding please call ahead at the Minocqua shop at 71. We do have 100 count crawlers for only $21 and bulk crawler flats for only $60. We are doing ourīest to keep the prices low. Our jumbo crawlers come directly from Canada. We are both looking forward to a great fall heading into the stiff water season with you in mind. She's the nice one that no one can figure out how she could have gotten hooked up with me. We love seeing old friends and making new ones as we work the shop. On a personal note Linda and I would like to thank you for a fantastic summer. Don't set the hook on the splash or too many times you will come up with an empty plate. Watching that bait twitch or wabble or splash across the surface and then see it explode - really cool.
To me this is the most exciting type of fishing there is. Top water presentations are still hot right now.
Unless of course you need to get into the 40-50 foot depths. But light jigs, the same ones you used with the crawlers, will still be the ticket. As the water temps start to get into the mid to low 50's range the minnows will be king again. My guess is we got about two more weeks of the good crawler bite we been having. Once turnover takes place then the oxygen gets dispersed again and the fish get a little more spread out. But when the weeds start dying and the oxygen starts to diminish you gotta go where you can breathe. And sure enough, a pile of fish were hunkered down there. I was on a flat the other day where there is one spot that is 2 feet deeper than the rest of the flat. It might be a while though as we just had a few days with sun, calm winds and highs knocking the dust off of 80! So deeper the fish go. We got plenty of wild caught suckers and they are $8, $9 and $11 for the M, L and XL respectively.Īs the lakes painfully inch towards turnover the livebait bite will start to go to the minnow from the crawler. I've heard that some places have a shortage and are selling them for up to $13 and more. Guys are taking out medium, large and extra large suckers every day now. And the fishing has been pretty good too, although not ka-boom.Īs the water temps continue to try and make it into the 50s, the musky sucker bite continues to get better. Even if you can't fish you may just wanna take a drive down one of the many colorful roadways here in the northwoods. I know the last couple of years were crappy but this year, ka-boom. Germain and Sayner, Wisconsin Snowmobile Trail Report Wide variety of lodging, restaurants, recreational Hiking, camping, biking, dining and relaxing. Germain area boasts year 'round recreation with excellentįishing, boating, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, hunting, The Nicolet National Forest, the Northern Highland -Īmerican Legion State Forest, the Oneida County and Surrounded by 1300 lakes, the Chequamegon National Forest, Wisconsin is in the heart of Wisconsin's Northwoods INFORMATION: The destination for northern Germain and Sayner, Wisconsin Fishing Report and Conditions Germain and Sayner, Wisconsin, Fishing Guide Reports & Conditions
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