Fox River DePere - Voyager

Yesterday had 6, missed 6 and strangely most of the action was 11AM to 1PM Drifting a jig and minnow. Always between 7 and 11 feet. 

Launched at Fairgrounds 
Trolled jointed raps (firetiger) in 3-5ft of water (like we were told they were biting by bait shop) and rip rap by papermill on boards 
Nothing 
Didn't see anyone else catching either

Blue24,
IMO, i would go fish the Wolf River after dark , as the walleyes are coming up the river like crazy at night RIGHT NOW ! <(((< <((((< 
See my post on Wolf River Shiocton camera , and tab on  the Shicoton  #1 camera , and watch the walleye show ! You will also see huge suckers posing in the camera   
The silence is deafening , so the walleye run is probably on !!!

IMHO best time to fish for walleyes is April. Who knows what would carry this year though. I am not an expert by any means but right now fishing has been slow still there are plenty fish to be caught if you are willing to put some time on the water. My best presentations and most consistent ones are jig/minnow and blade baits but jig/plastic and hair jigs are the second ones. Evening bite, try #9 HJ or P10 shallow. That's all you need. Find shallow flats adjacent to the channel or fish the channel itself and you will catch fish. 
Good luck!

First time fishing up here in De Pere, for me, in about 25 years, which matched the wind (25mph) that I had to deal with that day.  Tough early season conditions for sure!  

Hey all.
Planning a fishing trip for my dad to celebrate his birthday sometime march or april. If anyone could point me to which dates would be best/what lures to use I would very much appreciate that.

It's weird out there. No flow. Low water. So early. 

Well… we sucked at fishing last weekend… Don’t do what we did… lol

​Fishing the Fox River and Green bay in March!

Drove over the bridge / dam today... There were a few boats out, but the main thing I saw were low water levels exposing concrete and other rocks between the dam and powerlines.  It looked like little real current out of the dam.