Brushy Creek Lake in Iowa’s Webster County is full of nearby amenities and has plenty of species to target for anglers.
A solid walleye population has always been a staple of Itasca County’s Sand Lake. That remains the case, but changes in water clarity on this 3,579-acre system may lead to a different approach when fishing
The 136 miles of the Huron River provides a wealth of opportunities for anglers in southeastern Michigan.
“It’s an amazing lake,” said Kipp Brown, a fisheries biologist with the Division of Wildlife in Xenia. “One of the best in the district (southwest Ohio).”
Each time I pass over the stream, I marvel at its potential. Set amid the backdrop of farm land, Clover Creek winds its way downstream from near the town of Woodbury to its juncture with
There’s nothing to debate when it comes to fishing options in Cedar Lake, north of Ely. Make no mistake; this 465-acre fishery is an excellent walleye lake.
A 9.3-pound largemouth bass was caught during a Rend Lake fishing tournament last year, and anyone who thinks it was a fluke need only look at two other bass caught in the lake in 2022.
The local DNR fisheries crew out of the Woodruff office surveyed Shishebogama Lake on the border of Oneida and Vilas counties between May 4-9, 2022, to assess the status of the walleye and muskellunge populations.
Those restrictions, however, don’t stop scores of anglers from plying Upper Twin Pond’s waters, especially in the spring and again in the fall when the trout are stocked.
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