Wheeler Lake sits in northern Oconto County east of Lakewood in the Nicolet National Forest where it boasts quality fishing opportunities for a variety of species.
While Teal Lake sits in Wisconsin’s famous-for-fishing Sawyer County, the lake sits a solid 25 miles east of Hayward, Sawyer County’s fishing epicenter. Along with Lost Land and Ghost lakes, Teal is part of the
Well, if there is any kind of rule saying fish can’t live in shallow water, then Dodge County’s Beaver Dam Lake stands as a sterling exception based on the local DNR fishery crew’s 2021, 2015,
The chances of anglers intentionally seeking out truly big bowfins and bullheads are mighty slim, but for the handful of record-book seekers out there, the Douglas County’s St. Croix Flowage might just be the place
The Racine County DNR fisheries team has surveyed Tichigan Lake several times over the past 20 years, with the most recent surveys occurring in 2017 and 2022.
If anglers based their decision to hit
The local DNR fisheries crew ran a fish survey on Chippewa County’s Otter Lake in 2023. They found the walleye population doing well overall, despite drop in abundance compared to the 2018 survey.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources’ (DNR) local fisheries team describes Wildcat and the connected Big Kitten lakes as highly fertile drainage lakes, with Wildcat Creek that exits from Big Kitten Lake eventually reaching the
Big Muskego Lake is a high-profile waterbody that sees above-average fishing pressure. Since the 1996-97 restoration project, anglers have benefited from the clear water aquatic plant-dominated state.
Lake Redstone is a 605-acre impoundment in northwest Sauk County that receives water primarily from the East Branch and West Branch of Big Creek. Construction began in the fall of 1964 and the flowage was
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