Chippewa Flowage Fishing Reports
2024-11-12
Walleye
The Walleye bite is improving as water temperatures are cooling. The best bite seems to be in deeper holes around 4:00 to 4:30 pm until sunset. Snap jigs, suckers, and plastic minnows seem to be the trick.
Musky
The Musky bite is definitely getting better. Suckers are definitely outperforming artificial baits but anglers are having success on artificial as well. Target deeper holes and underwater neck downs. Medussas, Bull Dawgs, and other various rubber baits have been producing some results. Suckers are definitely your best bet!
Crappie
Crappie are congregated in and around Moore's Bay and the Blueberry Flats from recent reports. Crappie Minnows are a decent bait, but Gulp! 1 inch minnows have been working very well from a few recent reports.
Weather
For the next week and a half the highs are forecasted to be in the mid 40s to low 50s. Lows are expected to range from the high 20s to mid 40s at night. Light rain is forecasted for next Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
Water Level -2.50
Upcomng Water Temps
Mid 40s
Water Temp at time of this report
47 Degrees
General
Sucker Availability: It is the end of the season, but we managed to get one final sucker delivery yesterday (Monday, Nov 11). Size ranges from bigger mediums to smaller larges. Stop in at Jenk's and grab some while supplies last.
Reports are brought to you by Jenks Bait & Tackle and The LCFRA
