Anybody have any luck with walleye this time of year. Is casting cranks and dragging crawlers and leeches the technique?

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Augie  

The rock wall has a lot of smallmouth on it. Topwater is the most fun but they like Senkos and crawfish type baits. There are some walleyes still around and lots of channel cats. Crappie can be found on the docks and sometimes on the inside of the rock wall. 

Any advice fishing the rock wall at the mouth of the river at Lake Poygan? Walleye, smallmouth or perch?

Thanks everyone for the info.. i am really looking forward to my trip on the river..i am just gonna take it slow, and respect  my fellow boaters/anglers. I am sure the family is going to have a blast :)

 

 

bagotricks- Keep a good eye out for the many NO WAKE zones as you travel- NO WAKE is defined as the minimum throttle/ RPM necessary to move foreward. In other words, slower than most people think. There are websites that talk about good swimming holes and beaches along the way too. Once you get past New London the river gets much narrower.

Bago, common sense goes a long way on the water.  Don't act a fool and you will be just fine.  Be on the lookout for people who didn't get that memo, however.  There are plenty of them.

Just show respect for everyone and you will be fine.  There is a lot of water upstream from New London and beyond for all kinds of activities depending on what you want to do from fishing to swimming to just relaxing.  I am way north of there now, has gotten really quiet and fishing is still very good for all kinds of stuff.  Water levels continue to be great, enjoy and have fun!

SHPHD KNG..Thank you for the info. I think we will head to Fremont and go north..im a little nervous, cuz i have never been on a river with my 16ft Larson. i dont want to piss anyone off by not following etiquette. any pointers

bagotricks, the previous posts pretty well describe the boating situation. Fremont south is a zoo on the weekends, with many 25 feet plus boats that have no manners. Beautiful ride north of Fremont, less traffic and less big boats. The only motel/hotel I know of is the Fremont Hotel. The challenge there is shared bathrooms with everyone else, not necessarily family friendly from that perspective. I stay just above Fremont at Red Banks. Nice, clean cabins and you can launch there as well as dock over night. If you go south towards  Fremont about 1/2 mile you can swim at Partridge Lake. Hope that helps.