Fishing Report (Green Bay) Week Ending 4-21-12
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| 45" Pike |
Out on the bay of Green bay fishing
is definitely heating up! Most of the fish are spawned out. Fishing has been
very good on the east shore north of Bay Shore Park. Fish of all types are
feeding on a very large population of perch, you will notice these schools on
your graph and will probably snag a few with your crank baits, when you find
perch fish well below, the school near bottom is your best bet.
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| Brown Trout |
Crank baits continue to be the top
producers with water temps in the high-40s. The main producers were storm Thunder
Stick Juniors in metallic blues and perch, Thunder Stick deep diving stick
baits in uv green and perch, and Flicker Shads gold and red colors. I have
tried some spinner harnesses, but had limited success.
As aforementioned, the water
temps have been in the 48-49 degree range but the bad weather we experienced on
Thursday night has had a negative effect on water temps making them come down
by 2 or 3 degrees. Look for the fish to move deeper and trying to find dirty
water that is warmer like by river mouths and back bays that have mud like
Vokes point and Geanos reef. Fishing has been fair at night but the action has
been better around 3pm till just into the dark. Most of the fish this week 6
lbs up to 9 lbs have been coming at this time. If you want to try for bigger
fish earlier in the day before 3pm your best shot is to fish the second or 3rd
break watching your electronics for signs of life trolling between 1.1 to 1.3mph
with cranks to cover water. The fish both shallow and deep continue to be
spooky make sure your boards are far from the boat.
