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We went down to Dayton and while the first few fish were uneventful carps and not very big ones, my friend eventually hooked into a 47-inch Pike, a truly gigantic Fish of Death.
It was freezing with high wind today but I decided to get out and make a video. Went to the tried and true place -- Belleville to catch some carps. The first place wasn't that great but the second location around a river bend really produced the fish.
I decided to go to the remote spillway at Leland to try to see if I could catch anything but Carp. I actually ended up catch four species. Probably should have waited a week for the sucker run though, when the suckers would attempt to jump the dam.
It was ugly and rainy so I went to a nearby pond and fished near the water outlet area. The water was still a tad below 50 degrees so I didn't expect much, but the pond delivered Carp, Bullheads, and Bluegill, so I can't complain.
I had not caught a big Catfish yet in 2021. I caught a 1 pounder at a heated lake and several small dinks. However, I went to the sugar to try to redeem that. Much of the day got rained out but at the end of the day, the prayer was answered.
After catching only small chubs and suckers in Pheasant Branch all of this week, I decided to go to Stoughton and fish the Mill Pond. Although it was just 1 species, there were pretty hefty fish and I had a good day.
Went fishing at Belleville Dam today instead of the Remy road bridge. I never had much luck fishing at the dam but that changed this time. I caught 6 species including my first mirror carp and a decent Brook trout.
The choices for winter open-water fishing as few in Wisconsin as everything freezes over. However, theses is a heated lake(at least until 2024) that is warm all winter. Went there and the water was around 80 degrees and plenty of fish action by the parking lot.
We had a warm day yesterday in Southern Wisconsin so I went out to the Sugar River at Dayton to take advantage. I was hunting for the Big Fish of Death but it turned more into a multi species day with suckers, Smallmouth Bass, and a small Northern Pike.
Finally back in Wisconsin and that means that I am going to go after the big fish of death again. It was pretty productive and I caught a decent number if fish but the ice shelf was sketchy and while fighting a Big Fish of Death, I nearly fell into the Sugar River.
