Green Bay Fishing Calendar
Green Bay is a world class fishery! Whether you are in search of a trophy size musky, a wall hanging walleye, or a bundle of perch Green Bay offers a prime opportunity for each. Captain Mark is always available to help design a trip to meet your needs.
| March-April | This is our prime river fishing experience for walleyes only. A variety of jigging techniques are used and some trolling in April is common. Anglers are allowed only 1 fish over 28 inches at this time. This is primarily catch and release fishing for walleyes. The Musky and Perch season is closed. |
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| May | The first Saturday in May marks the official start of walleye season! This is an excellent time to get limits of eater size fish as well as a good shot at a fish over 28 inches. Trolling and jigging are primary techniques. The Musky and Perch season are closed. |
| June | Walleye take a back seat to Perch due to the vast amount of alewives entering Green Bay to spawn. This is a great month to target early season Perch vertically jigging with perch rigs. The musky season has opened and trolling or casting emerging weeds can yield early season musky. |
| July-August | This is PRIME Green Bay fishing! Typically the fish have transitioned to their summer haunts. Walleyes are targeted by trolling, jigging, rigging, and casting. Limits of eater walleyes and big fish over 28 inches are common. This is also an excellent time to book a combo Perch/Walleye trip, as Perch have set up for the summer with daily limits easily obtainable. While Musky are an option, the focus is walleye and perch due to water temperatures making Msuky fishing a bit harder. |
| September | All I can say is book your combo trip! This is an excellent month to have the best access to walleye/perch or walleye/musky. Musky are on the move and multiple fish days are common. Walleye and perch are also active, offering the option to combine either your daily trip for multiple species or spend a few days chasing each. |
| October-November | As the weather begins to cool, both musky and walleye are migrating to the river and its near areas. Perch fishing is nearing its end. Trolling for musky and jigging for walleyes is our main approach. Good fish of both species are available. Ask about a reduced price for a 1/2 day trip as it gets cold! |
| Limits: 5 Walleye per person lake/3 per person River. Two day possession limit on walleye. Musky is all catch and release. | |
| * Fin-Tastic Eyes collects a $100 deposit on all fishing trips. Deposits are refundable up to 14 days prior to your trip. After 14 days, your deposit may be applied to the cost of a future trip should you need to cancel. Captain Mark makes all decisions relative to canceling trips due to weather conditions that will adversely affect fishing or present a concern for safety. Should a trip be cancelled due to weather, Captain Mark will work to re-schedule your trip on a day that is convenient for you. If that option does not exist, your deposit is fully refundable. | |
Captain Mark will work with his clients to be certain he understands their needs and will design a trip to meet the client’s expectations for the day. Contact Fin-Tastic Eyes to plan your next trip and let Captain Mark be your personal teacher for the day!
Call (920) 482-2514 to book your trip