1. Noah Humfeld
    - Lake Monona

    17 in. Bluegill with a berkley gulp

    1. Noah Humfeld 0
      major typo! sorry!
    2. Noah Humfeld 0
      major typo! Id kill to see a 17" gill lol!
    3. Clay Russell 0
      No way, Jose. Maybe it was a largemouth at 17"
    4. Kyle Traeder 0
      If you're going to lie on size do yourself a favor and make it at least sound believable to save yourself the embarrassment
    5. John Spencer 0
      Yeah right lol
    6. Don Varese 0
      Typo or you also have the world's largest hands:}
    7. kyle bewner 0
      That's a world record! 15 inches is the current. I hope you kept it.
    8. A S 0
      your tape measure must be broke
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  2. Noah Humfeld
    - Lake Monona

    17 in. Smallmouth Bass with a minnows

  3. Noah Humfeld
    - Blackhawk Lake

    Another good night!

    1. Noah Humfeld 0
      Thanks Tim!
    2. Tim Steinmetz 0
      Nice fish guys!
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  4. Noah Humfeld
    - Blackhawk Lake

    Had a great night dragging jigs and crawlers! Biggest walleye was 22".

    1. Christopher Pereira 0
      nice, no luck really for us here yet with the eyes
    2. Tim Steinmetz 0
      Nice fish guys!
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  5. Noah Humfeld
    - O'Leary Lake

    http://blog.fishidy.com/2015/03/spring-pike-on-the-fall/

  6. Noah Humfeld
    - O'Leary Lake

    Smacked the saugers pretty hard with one-eyes in a firetiger/perchy patern towards the front of the barge.

    2 lb. 17 in. Sauger with a One-eye

    1. Noah Humfeld 0
      Jordan it was delicious! Tim, most saugers run small (10-15"). A big one is anything 17" to around 21-22". They generally seem to prefer dirtier waters ...more like the Mississippi and the Lake Winnebago system.
    2. Jordan Truttschel 0
      There all trophies when they are mixed with butter and onions!
    3. Tim Steinmetz 0
      Nice sauger! I've never caught one of those. I'm not sure why we don't have them around here. How big to they tend to run? What would you call a trophy ...more sauger?
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  7. Noah Humfeld
    - O'Leary Lake

    Caught a TON of pike on just about everything I threw! The hottest bait was the echotail, cast out, gently ripped, then left to fall and lay on the bottom for a ...more second or so. The fish actually picked the lure up off the bottom!

    5 lb. 36 in. Northern Pike with a Vibrations Tackle Echotail/Rapala Husky Jerks/Curly Tail Grubs on Jigs

    1. Jordan Truttschel 0
      The common great white toothy... Mean muggin us!
  8. Noah Humfeld
    - Green Bay-South

    Caught this Green Bay beauty pre fishing for an AIM Pro Walleye Series tournament. First fish of practice! Not a bad way to get the week rolling!

    Walleye with a Berkley Flicker Shad

    1. Lunker McLaker (aka T.O.) 0
      Best eating fish I've ever had and I've eaten many fish. Good to leave the females to bread.
    2. Kevin Miller 0
      Hear that bud! Always let those females go.
    3. Noah Humfeld 0
      I started as a bass guy, but found that I think fish with teeth are more fun! Hey, I'm all about eating walleye too! My only rule is letting the big females ...more go!
    4. Kevin Miller 0
      Nice man! I love tourney fishing for sure. I'm a bass guy, but not against learning the walleye trail. I was just teasing you about the walleyed. I meant I'd ...more be eating all mine. Haha
    5. Noah Humfeld 0
      Thanks Kevin and Tim! I should clarify that this was from last year!! I put it up on the braggin' board and it ended up automatically posting the catch! For ...more me there is nothing like the rush of fishing a tournament, especially against the top walleye pros in the world! Kevin, the trail I fish might interest you, its the AIM Pro Walleye Series, and we don't actually bring in our fish. Instead, we take photos of them on a bump board and convert the length to a weight using a table provided to us. This way we don't hurt any fish! www.aimfishing.com
    6. Kevin Miller 0
      Nice eye bud! Good luck with the tourney. Hats off to you for fishing walleye tourneys, because there is no way in hell I could do that. I'd lose every tourney ...more because my bag limit is dead. They taste so good! Hahaha
    7. Tim Steinmetz 0
      I've never actually fished in the southern part, but I probably should. It sounds like it is a fantastic fishery!
    8. Noah Humfeld 0
      South end on the east shore!
    9. Tim Steinmetz 0
      What part of the Green Bay?
    10. Tim Steinmetz 0
      Great walleye!
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  9. Noah Humfeld
    - Lake Michigan

    Had this 15lb, 33 inch monster brown slam a custom painted Vibrations Tackle Echotail blade bait back in October! The bite was fast and furious! If you haven't ...more tried fishing the great lakes in the fall when the salmon and trout move into the marinas, you absolutely have to! This is by far the biggest trout I'd ever seen, and I was lucky enough to land it!

    Brown Trout with a Vibrations Tackle Echotail Blade Bait

    1. Noah Humfeld 0
      It's probably my most favorite time to fish! I'm amazed that more people don't take advantage of it!
    2. Brandy Whitaker 0
      love fishing the fall run. great time.
    3. Noah Humfeld 0
      It's a German Brown (salmo trutta) from Lake Michigan
    4. Ann Path 0
      Well.. Ehh... Is it?
    5. Ann Path 0
      Thats not a brown trout...
    6. Brian K 0
      Beast!
    7. Tim Steinmetz 0
      That is an amazing brown! There aren't many places you can catch em that big!
    8. Rich Pardy 0
      Man you got me convinced to try it, nice one!!
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  10. Noah Humfeld
    - Lake Winnebago

    Here is a MONSTER Sheepshead that my wonderful girlfriend Raina caught while prefishing with me for the AIM walleye tournament on Lake Winnebago. She landed this ...more beast on a purple size 7 Berkley Flicker Shad while trolling the mouth of the Fox River where it enters the lake. It was so big, it pulled the planer board right under!

    Freshwater Drum (sheepshead) with a Berkley Flicker Shad size 7

    1. Mick Martinez 0
      Nice
    2. Tim Steinmetz 0
      Monster sheepshead! Nice catch!
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About

My name is Noah Humfeld! I'm a full-time fishing guide specializing in the Madison Chain of Lakes in South Central Wisconsin. My bread and butter ...more is chasing muskies and walleyes on these pressured waters. Want to get out with me? Check out www.madisonangling.com!

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  • Species Walleye, Muskie, Pike, Bass, Panfish, Salmon
  • Waterway Madison Chain of Lakes, Lake Winnebago system, Green Bay, Wisconsin River, Lake Michigan
  • Lure Whatever the fish are eating!

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