As the largest lake in a metropolitan area of more than 400,000 people, Madison’s Lake Mendota draws plenty of anglers year-round.
There are a number of reasons for that, including a diverse fishery that
Located just north of Longville, and in the shadow of famous Leech Lake to its west, Boy Lake often gets overlooked by anglers. But it’s not because this 3,465-acre lake isn’t an exceptional fishery. In
If you’re looking for a meal rather than a limit, and a relatively quiet lake rather than a rambunctious one, Benzie County’s Lower Herring Lake is worth checking out.
“Lower Herring Lake has a
Curt Wagner, fish management supervisor for the ODNR Division of Wildlife in northeast Ohio, says Leesville Lake is “really firing on all cylinders right now.”
And Leesville, it seems, is humming along like a
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission’s list of “best” places in the state to fish for northern pike does not include Memorial Lake.
That’s not the indictment you might think. The truth is, the
Cross Lake in southern Pine County is a long, skinny fishery that was formed by damming the Snake River. So this lake, and the fish community within it, largely are influenced by that waterway.
The 6-pound bass has reappeared at Glenn Shoals Lake.
Those who didn’t know such a fish ever existed – or those who never realize it had disappeared – may not take note. So let’s
Anglers visit Otsego County’s Canadarago Lake for a variety of reasons, both big and small.
Literally.
The big lake, at nearly 2,000 acres, offers up a smorgasbord of sorts when it comes to
The Park Falls DNR fish management team ran fyke netting and electro-fishing surveys in fall 2011 and spring 2012 to assess the abundance and size structure of fish populations in Cranberry Lake.
They set
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