Wisconsin Fishing Reports & Outdoor Report for October 25, 2018

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Fall color is now peak in counties across most of southern and southeastern Wisconsin, with still some good color through central Wisconsin. Most of the north is past peak and leaves are down or dropping in many areas. Some golden oak leaves are still in the tree canopy. Tamarack are glistening gold right now in the swamps.Fall colors are still at or just past peak in southern and central Wisconsin.Photo credit: DNRA snowstorm concentrated in a very small area of northern Wisconsin last weekend dropped 3 to 4 inches of snow, which was melted within a day or two. Water levels remain high on river systems. Fishing and boating docks are being removed from state properties in the north for the winter season.Fox River angling numbers increased over the past week due to more walleyes being present in the river, but success has been inconsistent. Anglers on Duck Creek reported catching limits or near limits of yellow perch though with many small ones tossed back. Rain and wind has made it tough for anglers to get out bass fishing on Green Bay. A few kings are still hanging out in Door County marinas and creeks but the spawn is past its peak.

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