The Burnett County fisheries team ran a quick survey on Big Sand Lake, between Siren and Spooner, in 2022 to again index the lake’s fishery.
The team did not set fyke nets for this
Lake Traverse is located north of Browns Valley on the Minnesota/South Dakota border. Since it is border water, management of the lake is a cooperative between the two states, and border water fishing regulations apply.<br
Tucked along the scenic Manistee River a few miles northeast of Wellston, Tippy Dam Pond has earned a reputation as one of northern Michigan’s premier destinations for anglers seeking everything from trophy walleyes and hefty
Salt Fork Lake in south-central Ohio is one of the bigger lakes in the Buckeye State.
At 3,010 acres, Salt Fork offers plenty of space for boating and fishing alike. Located near Cambridge, this
Sometimes life gives you more than you ask for. Pleasant little surprises, maybe, in different forms. In this case, rainbows.
Lake Andrusia is a prolific link in the popular Cass Lake Chain of Lakes in Beltrami County. It’s an excellent multi-species fishery, with a long history of strong walleye production, while panfish, northern pike, and
Lake Sara has long been considered one of south-central Illinois’ hidden fishing gems, and recent fisheries surveys suggest the 640-acre reservoir continues to reward anglers seeking quality largemouth bass while offering consistent action for crappies,
If you wanted to fish Sullivan County’s White Lake in mid-August of 1969, you might have had a difficult time getting to the 280-acre water.
That’s when an estimated 400,000-500,000 people descended upon the
Dane County’s Lake Wingra offers fishermen the full gamut of panfish and game fish species as the rest of the lakes that make up the Madison chain.
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