Feel free to let me know if you like it and don't be shy about telling me if you don't like it. I would love to hear from you either way.
Stop back soon to see other updates like the new articles page that's coming soon. When the open water season begins, it's always pretty easy to see how the bites going by checking in on my 2012 photo album.
Another new feature I would like to add this year is a photo album devoted solely to special catches you have made in the past few years here on Lake Wisconsin and the Wisconsin River. So if you have any photo's you would like to see published on lakewisconsinfishing.com, feel free to email them to me.
As for fishing on Lake Wisconsin in 2012, the walleye & sauger fishing definitely looks to be pretty good this year. A strong crop of fish are beginning to reach that 15-17" size range and there is still good numbers of fish in the over 20" category out there to give your line a good stretch.
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Dubbed "The Can Opener" because of the unique shape of its tail.
Joel "Boog" Ballweg caught and released this 30-1/2" post spawn Walleye on Lake Wisconsin.
Catch this fish, take its picture and send it to me. The first person who sends me a picture of this fish will win a free half day fishing trip for two people.
All the walleyes in the photo's above are between 28 & 31" long.
They were all caught by clients or by Boog himself from the waters of Lake Wisconsin or the Wisconsin River.
The smallest saugers in the photo's on the left are 22-1/2" long while the biggest is a shade under 24" long.
They were also caught from either Lake Wisconsin or the Wisconsin River.
These and more than a 100 other saugers over 20" long were caught by clients & others fishing out of a Ballweg's Guide Service boat.
To the right are some of the other species we have caught in Lake Wisconsin & the river over the years. Some have big teeth and others are just big fish!
