With a Sissabagama Lake fishery management plan completed before the 2025 spring survey, the Hayward DNR fisheries team put in a considerable amount of effort in surveying Sissabagama that spring to better understand the fishery
Talk about fishing in western Polk County and most thoughts might turn to the bigger lakes like Balsam, Half Moon, Bone, Deer, Wapogasset, Lower Clam and Clam – and for good reason. Well, Big Butternut
Petenwell Lake ranks as the second largest inland lake in Wisconsin at 23,173 acres, giving way only to Lake Winnebago at more than 135,000 acres. Petenwell is home to multiple game fish and panfish species
It might be difficult to imagine that a 400-acre lake in Vilas County wouldn’t have a few muskies swimming around in it, but that appears to be the case with Anvil Lake, which sits about
Devils Lake and the bluffs surrounding the lake serve as the centerpiece for Devils Lake State Park, which sees more than 2.5 million visitors a year, making Devils Lake the most visited state park in
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
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.
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
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