Green Bay/Lower Bay, Brown County (all postings)

Fished the west shore yesterday afternoon. Lots of floating debris in the water. Worked 22-25 FOW. Most fish were suspended 10-13' down. Caught alot of sheeps on harnesses, switched to cranks and the walleyes came alive. Black/silver and gold/black were the hot colors for us. 1.5-1.8mph

We also found a offshore planer board swimming thru the water as we were going to our spot. Went by to grab it and it darted under the water. About 2 minutes later it popped back up. We were able to recover it along with a HUGE sheep that completely engulfed the crank. There is no name on the board but there are some markings that might be intials?? Let me know if you have lost one and if its yours I'll get it back to you along with the crank.

Planning on going out this week, any thing doing in University Bay?

Got off work tomorrow bringing dad out to bay for first time. There calling for east winds and I only ever fished west side. Any good spots to go on east side. And how deep of water to fish?

Took off work on Friday. Even though a bit rough, my 10 year old and I had a great time. Kept 5 walleyes. All we caught were 17-24 inches. Crawler harness. 10-15 fow.

Went again Saturday morning. Maybe too calm. Fly hatch, pressure change. Etc. I'll just keep giving excuses. Lol

We couldn't get the walleyes to go. Lots of short hits. Plenty of crap fish. Still had fun.

I'm not a guide, so here's my report. Took a kid out Frday morning, 9 AM, by 10:30 AM we were headed for home with his limit of walleye. Waves were getting bigger, made no sense to stay with a young kid in bigger waves just to catch some fish. Brought him home, kid had a great time as he was always busy catching fish, didn't notice the waves until I headed in. I think I might have made a fisherman out of him as he didn't have time to have any bad experiences with the waves. If it's not fun, then it's not fun. With kids, and myself too, if I'm not having fun I'm gone. If I caught enough and it's getting bumpy, I'm gone. If it's rough before I start, I'm gone. ALL walleyes were kept, to show Dad. First time he's ever caught any walleyes in his life. I believe he'll be catching more from here on out too. Hope so. I think he liked catching those big goats even more. Must have caught 6 of those before we left.

Had a great morning on the water with Dave and Jim. The wind was a surprise as we were meet with 10-15mph out of the NE. There was some nice waves rolling in. The Recon was up for the trip and we fished the wind blown shoreline and worked hard for a nice mess of fish. The hot bite was in 6 fow. running Macks Wally pop. in orange and yellow behind a 1/4 oz. inline 18' back. The warmer weather should keep the bite going strong. Hope to hit some deeper water tomorrow. If you want to get out please give me a call and book your day on the water. 920-660-2007 Good Luck out there and HAVE FUN!!! Capt. Scott

Was out from Suamico this morning by 6:30 a.m. Thought the wind was supposed to die down overnight, it didn't. Only fished for an hour and a half due to rougher water than I care to deal with. Never got north of little tail and ended up with only 2 sheepshead and a seasick labrador.

I am heading out on the Bay tonight for some walleyes, was doing pretty well cranks on west shore but last few trips have been frustrating so i switched over to harnesses and am going to head out tonight.

if anyone has any tips on where the fish are please let me know or personal message me, i am looking for some good eaters, have some people going with me and would like to catch something.

any help would be GREATLY appreciated!

Once you are done fishing on Green Bay Saturday June 15th, since you are in the area stop out at the Green Bay Gander Mountain store. I will be putting on a brief Lowrance Electronics seminar, touching on new products and features from 11AM to 12PM, then I will be available until 3PM for Q&A and Demos and Walleye fishing talk! If you have a Unit that needs updating bring it down.

I believe there will be a Brat Fry and some Father's Day sales in many departments.

Bayshore is shallow but very "do-able" for a 17' boat. Be prepared to park up-stairs though..... we were already late at 7am last weekend. Fishing was very good.

Side-note.... It would be nice if people would stage outside the breakwall instead of mooring on the docks plugging the launches. It does make for some good free entertainment though!

The last time I was on the bay I noticed what I would best describe as "splotches" on the bottom. They show up real clear on my structure scan. Are these zebra muscles or clam beds or neither?

Launch seems fine was there on Sunday with the yak and saw quite a few large (18-20) launching no problems.

Does anyone know status of Bayshore landing please?

Was last there in October and had truck into tailpipe to get my 17'er on the bunk trailer. Wondering if it bothers to try and launch there. Thanks in advance.

Well the bite on the bay is still going strong. (along with the bugs) Harnesses are still out producing cranks for us as the fish are starting to slide out deeper and suspend. There are still plenty of fish in 5-12 fow, but this bite is very dependent on the wind. If you have a good chop on the water, there stacked thick shallow. The calm days have been much better in that 15-22 fow. Crawler harnesses, #5 Blades, 1.2-1.7 mph. has been pretty consistent the last week or two.

If you check out my website at www.fishwiguideservice.com and check out the promotion page, you will see that I have extended the full day guide trip for half day pricing. I want to thank all that took part in the last promotion and look forward to all that take advantage of the next one. Also, I have added a special Fathers day price for fathers day weekend only. There's only two spots to fill, so take advantage of this special and say thanks to all them dads out there. I know, if it wasn't for my dad, I would never had the opportunity to love this sport as much as I do. Either way, good luck to all and tight lines!

Capt. Patrick

My Fishing report for June 12th

I started out with # 5 flicker shads in 16 fow I could see bait balls and fish just off the bottom. I ran about 100 feet of line back

speed was about 1.8

I switched to harnesses with 1/4 oz inlines 25 feet of line and fish bit best in about 15 fow. so they were suspended. I liked this depth too because I could hit the 8 -10 foot reefs and not get hung up on them.

It seemed like there was a lot of current and trolling south everything ran better. Also had a North wind that eased up, but changed the bite to suspended fish. We had 2 footers for half the day then a light north wind. traveling back to the launch was easy, and I could see the storm approach. My boat beat the rain. Great day fishing. Fish size 15 7/8 to 25 inches. cpr'd most.