Wolf River - Fremont

It was a grind to get these guys today.  Dragging flies tipped w/minnows, jigging live minnows and swim baits, and float fishing.  Sporadic pods that are coming through at the moment and I would get 1-4 fish from it and wait for the next pod to swim through.  Appears to be all males and a handful of them are beginning to milk.

Fishing in Fremont today. WB still bite but slow. 

Timberlinebill
Not really sure where you were looking but if you Google WI DNR FISHING REGULATIONS you will find the regulations, including the Winnebago system regulations, literally the last 3 pages of the document. Or just grab a paper copy of the regs which is the exact same doc and go to the last pages. You will find the definition of what the Winnebago includes and limits for all game species including walleye. Very clear and specific. Too easy.

Fished TUESDAY 730-1130  water temp was 56ish and water level is still low like in the summer time.  launches are fine.  
casting flies w/ fatheads as the shiners are gone.  from rock wall down to chico's checking lots of spots along the way.
If we stayed put coulda caught more.  kept 11 WB and 2 eyes.  friend that stayed fishing shallow had 36 WB.  Heard last week it 
was crazy good as water temps touched 58ish.  NO BAD DAYS 

Wolf river in Fremont is part of the Winnebago system. 3 walleyes of any size, only one can be a hybrid. You can catch three on that inland water and then go to a different body of water (lake, river, and so on...) to catch 2 more walleye to get your statewide daily bag limit of 5 walleye. Every inland water is now 3 per day but you still can have up to 5 per day if you are waterbody hopping.

Regarding walleye regulation for the Wolf River at Fremont.  Everything I find on the DNR sites is conflicting.  No size limit to 14 inch to 15 inc.  bag limits at three or five.  Believe me all these variables are listed on DNR sites. What’s the real info.  Thanks

Cool morning turned into a beautiful afternoon. Caught a fair number of walleye and various other species last few days. Water temp was pushing 56 when I came off the water today. Crawlers were king again.

Slow day. Only got four whitebass, a yellow bass and a small walleye. Saw some being caught here and there. One boat casting minnow and bober right up against bank were doing quite well. Pulling flies up stream was the only thing working for us. Fished Orihula down to the Rat River. All fish caught were right below Chico's.

Out for 4.5 hours today, caught a fair amount of white bass, couple walleye, and some one off catches of rock bass perch sheepshead pike, cold day. Jumped around a bit to make it all happen from rat river to the north. See ya next week

Made the trip up yesterday to the river with my dad that has had some serious health issues recently. I am so happy he is ok now. And I was able to take him out yesterday. We went to the mouth of the river first picked up a few. Went to poygan drifting picked up a few. Then went near the rat river and got the most of all spots.  Not coolers worth when it's hot. But still a nice bunch of fish. Fat head minnows under a float is all we used. Kept it simple. 

It's early yet.