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I went fishing in Janesville at Riverside Park and Traxler park and while I was trying to catch some carp, ended up catching a lot of Catfish instead. It was a good few days though, caught decent cats and ended with a Bluegill at Lion's Beach.
Took a trip to Madison's South Side and visited three parks to fish. The first park was the best as it had both Bullheads and Sunfish, the others only had small sunfish, unless you were targeting frogs.
For the last 2 days, I went to Crystal lake and Fish lake. The Lakes are terribly flooded and most people have fled. I fished for Carp, Catfish, and Bass and got 2 out of the 3, although the Bass were really small. I did hook a decent Catfish but did not succeed in landing him.
For 2-3 hours a day for 4 days, I went to the Sugar River to catch some fish. The water level was extremely low so fishing below the dam was pretty pointless and only Carp were really biting above, so I had a really fun time bagging me some carp.
I've done fishing for many kinds of fish and I find Catfishing and Carp fishing to be much more exciting than Bass fishing. They fight harder pound for pound, they grow bigger, and you can fish with more than 1 rod. Do you agree?
Lake Redstone seems to be a hotspot for Crappies at the moment as boaters are bagging limits within a few hours. I was fishing from shore and nothing hit until around sunset time. But after that, they crappies swam in and hit like crazy. Got 8 or 9 bites within 25 minutes and pulled in quite a few.
There are several ponds and streams in Middleton and some are very much fishable. In this episode, we go to Tiedeman's Pond, Striker's Pond, Confluence Pond, and Pheasant Branch Creek to see what we can catch.
Went on a small adventure today and to three places in total. Started off at Udey dam and had a fish snap the string right at the start. However, I did manage two fish at the place including a pike. Then caught some fish at Fall River and rounded it out with a nice bass at Clausen.
There are two ponds at Elver Park and everyone just fishes the smaller one. The pond at the back is much larger and is a lot more wild and unfished. In this episode, we get a surprise catch there.
Door Creek is a relatively unknown park between Madison and Cottage Grove. But, it is teeming with Bass. Can't say there are giants but there are pretty good specimens in the 1-2 lb range.
