Northern pike plentiful in Kalamazoo County’s Morrow Lake in Michigan
Bill Parker
October 8, 2024
Moose, Island lakes in Iron County, Wis., a great place to ‘get lost’
An adventurous angler would have to be mighty intentional about finding two of Iron County’s most secluded lakes, Moose and Island. They are so far back in the sticks it’s highly unlikely anyone would run into those lakes by accident. The good news is this – the intentional angler’s intent would be rewarded with some decent fishing across the board, from panfish to muskies.
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