Price County Fishing Report
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Fall Musky fishing is in full swing and the bigger fish are starting to move. Suckers, Plastics, Suick's and slow rolling big bucktails are all working well right now. Slow your retrieve down and match the natural forage in the lakes with your color selections. For most Price County area lakes Sucker patterns with brown and white, Perch patterns with gold, yellow, green and a little orange, and Walleye/Smallmouth patterns with brown, gold/yellow and white work well. If your fishing one of the Cisco based lakes just outside of our area you might want to try more white, silver, and blue in your color selections. Crappie, Perch, and Bluegill action continues to provide consistent action, Crappie are scattered in the water column and most of the Crappie are being found in the deeper areas of the lake, Perch and Bluegill are hanging close to deep water wood and cribs, 10 to 15 feet of water seems to be a good place to start looking for them on most area lakes. Smallmouth Bass are also very active right now, Look for Smallies close to shallow rock and fallen trees. Tubes, Cranks, and crawfish imitating jigs are For lodging, guide, dining, and entertainment information and much more connect with Price County Tourism and Executive Director Kathy Reinhard at www.pricecountywi.net, 800-269-4505 or tourism@c0.price.wi.us.all working well. Pictured is my Nephew Drake Carlson from Marathon WI with his first ever musky that he caught on an outing with me over the weekend, Also pictured is Drake and my son Chayton Carlson with Chayton's first Musky that he caught a short time later on the same trip. The boys were excited to watch both fish swim off to be caught again some other day. John Carlson-N.P.A.A. #378 Ross's Sport Shop & Guide Service
286 North Lake Ave
Phillips, WI 54555 715-339-3625 715-820-0958 mobile rossport@pctcnet.net www.rosssonline.com
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