Today's Fishing Report
Generated this morning from live readings: gauge, weather model, sun and moon. A fresh report is published here every morning.
Menominee River feels the season turning: shorter days, grouping fish. The river is running 1,520 cfs, on the rise. Today brings cloud cover, wind SSW around 7 mph, steady pressure near 1025 hPa and a high of 63. Water sits around 62 F for the season (estimated). With the waxing gibbous, the solunar majors run 9:25 AM-11:25 AM and 9:56 PM-11:56 PM: the windows to build the day around.
The plan, species by species
Brown troutExcellentClose to Vermont's 53-66Β°F optimum, browns feed more freely; in fall, pre-spawn fish move toward tributaries and gravel, so fish streamers and keep off the redds.
WalleyeGoodSpring: post-spawn fish scatter and can be slow for a couple of weeks. Fall: one of the best windows, with minnows on jigs and three-way rigs as the water cools toward ice-up.
