Wolf River - Fremont

Be all over the river, next few days....
I'll post later, let ya know how I did.
Thinking bout hittin the dam a night or 2.
May be a little early, but why not...
If anyone's interested, PM me. 

With these conditions, you gota be willing to move, bounce around a lot, can't wait for them to come to you.
Just like a bar crawl...
Hit everything in site, even if it don't look nice.
Choke it down, and enjoy the atmosphere. 
Never spend too much time at one location, if you wanna finish strong. 

A great philosophy, just hope it works. Lol

It's been a tough fishing trip this Fall. I haven't seen anything reported in 10 days. Been to Chicos Landing all the way to the Hunt Club in Winneconne. Haven't seen much action along the way. Gotta give it a try. It's sometimes an unbelievable catch in the Fall. This Fall not so much. Looking forward to returning next Spring to get it a whirl. Some days are better than others.Every day fishing is a good day on the water. Happy fishing ! 🎣😁👍

fished this evening down from gills landing. had one crappie,one 17 inch eye and released 10 whites and one goat..the w. bass were all slobs over 13 inches. tossed a #5 gold perch shad rap. Released all the wb. water temp is 62

Any whitebass showing up yet

Thanks so much, very detailed and helpful!

Bobit, the fall run is a lot different than the spring run and is far less predictable. Much has to do with how much current there is. The more current, the farther up the river they will go. I have had years that the only bite was down near the rat river and little to nothing north. Last year we were north of Fremont. You have to be willing to move a lot more in the fall. I cannot answer the Rainbow Park question but I would bet it is a similar response.

When does fall white bass run start?
AND does it also happen at Rainbow Park?

Thanks gang!

To answer your question as to the species of fish jumping in the Wolf, it can be any one of them. Some may be breaking the surface to eat bugs or dead and floating bait fish. Others may break the surface to shake parasites or because they are being chased by bigger fish. 
The biggest I had ever seen break the surface was a monster of a sturgeon that was easily 6 foot long. 

New to the area.  We've been fishing from shore a little bit most evenings sometimes in the morning south of  HWY 10.  From June to early July we'd been getting quite a few small mouth and occasional northern casting 3" plastics or small red/white daredevil.  But last few weeks the small mouth and northern have both dried up we've gotten a few walleye on the daredevil around 9PM.

Sorry if this is a dumb question, but what species is it that we're seeing jumping out of the water so frequently now?

Thanks.

Has anyone been harassing the Smallies?

What is your favorite section of The River you fish?

Thanks in advance, Mac