Walleyes, smallmouths the story at Elkhart Lake in Wisconsin’s Sheboygan County

Sheboygan County’s Elkhart Lake ranks as the state’s fourth deepest natural lake and its dissolved oxygen levels at depth are high enough to not only be considered a “two-story” lake that once supported stocked trout, but still supports a natural population of ciscoes – an important forage fish for the lake’s walleyes, muskies, and northern pike.

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