Hear the words “Allegheny Reservoir,” and the typical sportsman immediately thinks of fishing, whether it be for walleyes, bass, muskellunge, or panfish.
It’s very understandable why any fisherman familiar with Wisconsin’s Iron County lakes would immediately turn to the Turtle-Flambeau Flowage (TFF) as a top level destination.
Loon Lake is a 700-acre fishery that sits near the Minnesota/Iowa border in Jackson County. It’s a shallow lake, with a maximum depth of 7 feet, but it’s full of walleyes, which draw anglers from
Panfish, bass, and northern pike occur naturally in this 1,942-acre impoundment and walleyes and muskies have been stocked for years.
If you were an angler looking to catch a 7-pound largemouth bass in the Buckeye State, small Oakthorpe Lake in south-central Ohio wouldn’t likely be the first place you would look.
If somehow, someway, you knew you were living in the “good old days,” at least in regard to one waterway, would you make a point of fishing it more often? If the answer is yes,
Pulaski is a 702-acre system with some depth, plenty of fishable structure, and extremely clear water. It’s noted for producing good numbers of largemouth bass and crappies.
Illinois DNR biologists are expecting big things at Ramsey Lake in coming years – big bass, to be specific.
“The 2021 and 2022 surveys both collected many bass in the 9- to 14-inch range
Crystal Lake walleyes grow faster than averages after age 2, with most fish reaching the 18-inch size limit by age 4. Although walleyes are scarce, growth rates exceed state and regional averages, indicating that walleyes
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