Tagged With: milwaukee river
Spring Swinging
Hit the Milwaukee with Adam a few weeks back and we experienced something out of the ordinary…great fishing. Even though the water was high, cold, and slowly rising all day from snow melt, the Steelhead were in and on the grab…bigly. Water clarity was great and very few anglers were on the water giving us plenty of … Continue reading
Boats & Beasts
I’ve been quiet on the blog front for awhile and a lot has happened since my last post. I got married back in August and wedding planning took over my life for the better part of 3 months. Truth be told, I probably spent more time planning my Bachelor’s Party. I spent a lot of weekend … Continue reading
Before the Freeze
The Fall/Winter run on the SW Tribs of Lake Michigan have been very difficult these last 2 years to say the least. After talking to a lot of fisherman who have fished these rivers a hell of a lot more than myself for many many years, it’s clear the number of fish are way down. When you see … Continue reading
Long Time Coming
Everyone who has chased steelhead knows that they don’t come easy. If you haven’t targeted them just imagine fishing in the coldest conditions to a fish that doesn’t need to eat and is migrating upstream with two things on it’s mind; survival and reproduction. Feeding is merely a habit that they sometimes can’t ignore and … Continue reading
It Melted, It Melted…What a World!!!
Each year Spring arrives just in time as cabin fever becomes unbearable. I managed to get out to the Driftless after the opener but the fishing was really slow and the water was cold. Now that the SW tribs are ice free my attention has shifted to swinging with my switch rod for Steelhead. I’ve … Continue reading
The Early Spring Swing
With the early lock-up this Winter and late thaw this Spring, Cabin Fever has been all too real. Not to mention, I’ve been stuck in mandatory training at work the last 6 weeks away from home due to my promotion, so I’ve been unable to sneak out and fish. I was worried about the water … Continue reading