Early Pike on the Wisconsin River 3-05
gengberg March 21st, 2005
This is the time of year when most Midwestern and Wisconsin anglers start thinking about fishing local rivers for walleye and saugers. The melting snow, the moderating temperatures, the geese heading north, and the arrival of migrating songbirds all add to thoughts of spring’s arrival and open-water fishing. But, there is another strong bite that many anglers don’t know about or if they know of it, they’re not sure of where to go. Continue Reading »
