When it comes to Lake Milton in northeast Ohio, anglers often think about walleyes since its one of the handful of inland lakes that is stocked with this species.
But, what most anglers overlook
The students with the highest GPAs don’t always turn out to be the most successful in life. But their ranking compared to their peers at least suggests potential.
It’s the same with fishing lakes.
Certain lakes just seem to be built for walleyes and smallmouth bass. With an abundance of rock, sand, and gravel, along with a robust rusty crayfish population that’s nipped away at its vegetation, Woman Lake
The effort to thin out Mill Creek Lake’s bass population in order to boost size structure in the species appears to be working – even if gradually so.
There have been no recent sampling
Yes, the Tonawanda Wildlife Management Area in western New York is big, at 5,774 acres.
But that tells just a part of the story. The WMA is actually part of a sprawling state and
A Wisconsin DNR fisheries team from Poynette ran a comprehensive survey on Lake Wisconsin in the spring and fall of 2023. Walleyes and saugers were abundant. The 20- to 28-inch slot on walleyes, saugers, and
The best way to describe North Center Lake in Chisago County might be as such: It’s a fishery that holds a little bit of everything and one that always seems to have something biting.
If you’ve got muskies on your mind, consider a stop at Lenawee County’s Lake Hudson. While most inland lakes in southern Michigan are not well known for muskie fishing, Lake Hudson is an exception.
Once known as a pretty good fishery, according to members of a local bass club, Lake Nessmuk is definitely on the rebound and should be a place to put on your list of must-visits this
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