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Wausau/Central WI fishing report 3.20.09
« on: March 20, 2009, 10:30:24 AM »
Wausau/Central WI fishing report 3.20.09
   
Geese, Sandhill cranes, and gobbling Tom turkeys are sure signs that spring has arrived.  With temperatures this past weekend into the mid 50's, the already good fishing experienced by anglers this winter has turned "hot".
Anglers have a multitude of choices to make as late season ice fishing continues to be very productive while open water anglers are finding access below several area dams.
 
Crappie action continues to be excellent with anglers reporting steady action.  Crappies that had been relating to deeper water are beginning to move into shallower water.  Successful tactics being reported include using small spoons tipped with minnows or jigs tipped with waxies/ spikes. Anglers have also had success  using jigs tipped with plastic such as Little Atom's "micro noodles".  Tip downs have also proved hot with anglers using a #10 gold or red hook baited with crappie minnows or Rosie reds.
 
Bluegill and perch action has also been excellent with good catches being reported in shallow backwater sloughs or flats.  Best locations reported are where anglers have found green weeds or structure.  Anglers have been using small jigs tipped with waxies/spikes or plastics.
 
Walleye and Northern season is still open on the waters of the Wisconsin river and ice anglers have still been targeting these fish.  Steady catches of "slot fish" walleyes have been reported by anglers using tip ups and medium shiners in shallow water related to wood while Northerns are still being caught related to green weeds using tip ups with large golden shiners.
 
Open water anglers are reporting good catches of walleyes below several area dams.  Most anglers have been using jigs tipped with fatheads or plastics.  Live bait rigs such as a Lindy rigs tipped with fatheads have also produced fish.
 
Enjoy this great time of year in Central Wisconsin!  Remember to put safety first no matter what fishing you are doing.  As ice conditions deteriorate and waters rise on the local rivers, anglers are encouraged to use caution.  Also, take a kid fishing and help continue the lifelong sport of fishing.
 
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