Winslow Lake, Iron County (Michigan)
Site Staff
September 9, 2021
The most recent survey revealed an walleye abundance of 7.3 fish per acre, which is considered a good to excellent fishery.
Lake Profile
Lac Sault Dore, Price County
Site Staff
August 26, 2021
“It is difficult to characterize walleye population status in Soo Lake because we believe many adults move upstream in the Elk River to Jobes dam.”
Moen Lake & Chain, Oneida County
Site Staff
August 12, 2021
Anglers like the chain because the darker water can provide a little better daytime action than neighboring lakes.
Plum Lake, Vilas County
Site Staff
July 29, 2021
Plum Lake may cover more than 1,000 acres, but it’s irregular shape, multiple islands and abundance of structure makes Plum a great choice on windy days.
Squash Lake, Oneida County
Site Staff
July 15, 2021
An interesting fact about Squash – at 396 acres, it’s one of the largest seepage lakes in Oneida County. It’s unusual to see a lake of that size with no inlet or outlet.
Lake Winnebago, Calumet/Fond du Lac/Winnebago counties
Site Staff
July 1, 2021
Overall, there were 15 species of YOY fish sampled for a total of 79,835 YOY fish caught during 2020 survey.
Little Arbor Vitae Lake, Vilas County
Site Staff
June 17, 2021
“Little Arb,” as it’s most often referred to locally, has a reputation for being a good walleye lake and “action” lake for muskies. The lake has cyclical perch and black crappie populations.
Butternut Lake, Forest County
Site Staff
May 20, 2021
The walleye population that year was estimated at 2.7 adults per acre, which is below the long-term average for Butternut Lake, but is still one of the higher density walleye lakes in Forest County.
Waupaca Chain, Waupaca County
Site Staff
May 6, 2021
“There are so many different lakes, so many opportunities.”
