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Bill Schultz

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Sep 5, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 5, 2026 · Bill Schultz, Guest Correspondent

    There’s Still Some Great Fishing and Kayaking in the Fall (opens the original)

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    Posted Saturday Morning by Bill Schultz, Guest Correspondent A very true quote from Alice Walker, author of The Color Purple: “Time moves slowly, but passes quickly!” Summer sure did pass quickly! Wasn’t it just the other day that I was hitting the waters of Door County to start the season in early May, and now it’s Labor Day weekend! The good news is, don’t put those kayaks and that fishing gear away yet. September and October, and even into November, can be outstanding months to get out and vi

  2. Article · Aug 22, 2026 · Bill Schultz, Guest Correspondent

    Rigging Your Fishing Kayak (opens the original)

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    Posted About Three Weeks Ago by Bill Schultz, Guest Correspondent My philosophy with all my fishing, including my kayak fishing, is to keep it simple. I have three sit-on-top (SOT) fishing kayaks and I’ve kept the accessories to a minimum. For me, it’s RAM Mount external rod holders behind the seat, two flush mount rod holders also behind the seat and a small camera mount with waterproof camera for pictures of bigger smallmouth bass I catch and release. At times I also have a storage crate with

  3. Article · Aug 8, 2026 · Bill Schultz, Guest Correspondent

    Kayak Fishing Potpourri (opens the original)

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    Posted About One Month Ago by Bill Schultz, Guest Correspondent After the tragic drownings of the two kayakers on Washington Island recently, PLEASE, no matter your skill level or the conditions, wear your PFD (life jacket)! I have been chasing smallmouth bass in the waters of Door County since 1995, with many days spent in one of my Jackson Kayak fishing kayaks. Summer can be a tough time to find the big smallies, but it is still a fun time to be on the water! Door County is a beautiful place t

  4. Article · Jul 18, 2026 · Bill Schultz, Guest Correspondent

    Sun Protection on the Water, So Important! (opens the original)

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    Posted About Two Months Ago by Bill Schultz, Guest Correspondent Part of being on the water in Door County is being out in the sun. Most of us have probably had far too much sun exposure and don’t need any more. I’m on the beautiful waters of Door County many days a year and see the barely dressed to people like me who take protection from the sun to an extreme. And, coming off a week with several days with temps in the mid-90’s this is a good time for the sun protection reminder! For me, whethe

  5. Article · Jul 5, 2026 · Bill Schultz, Guest Correspondent

    Make Sure Boaters Can See You (opens the original)

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    Posted About Two Months Ago by Bill Schultz, Guest Correspondent I’ve written about this before, but being visible in your kayak is an important consideration! This year I’ve primarily been fishing out of my sit-on-top Jackson Coosa FD kayak. I know first-hand how busy our beautiful Door County waters are with watercraft of all types, including plenty of kayakers, especially this July 4th weekend. With the kayaks having such a low profile, they are hard to see sometimes. Many times those pleasur

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