Lake Profile

The DNR Hayward area fisheries team ran a quick two-day fyke netting survey on the Tiger Cat Chain last May to primarily target muskies, but useful data also was gathered on northern pike, black crappies,

Diamond Lake supports a diverse fish community and popular sport fishery. Natural reproduction supports all species, except for walleyes. That population is supported by primarily by stocking. Regulations aimed at protecting adult walleye have been

The Sheboygan County DNR fisheries team ran a comprehensive survey on Random Lake in 2018 to gauge the fishery’s health, with the previous full survey completed in 1996.
The team also wanted to get

Day Lake and English Lake are two Wisconsin waters that carry an unusual muskie size limit in that anglers are encouraged to keep muskies longer than 28 inches. Both lakes are in Ashland County near

An adventurous angler would have to be mighty intentional about finding two of Iron County’s most secluded lakes, Moose and Island. They are so far back in the sticks it’s highly unlikely anyone would run

Ashippun Lake has a history of quality sized northern pike and continues to provide excellent northern pike angling. The overall species diversity present in this survey is an indication of moderate fisheries habitat potential found

Park Lake is a 312-acre impoundment of the Fox River in the north-central Columbia County town of Pardeeville. The lake has two public boat landings; one controlled by the town of Wyocena (Rohde’s Landing) and

Barron County’s Upper Turtle Lake is described as a productive lake that receives moderate recreational boating use and angling pressure while providing a quality and diverse fishery for all panfish and game fish species except

Sheboygan County’s Elkhart Lake ranks as the state’s fourth deepest natural lake and its dissolved oxygen levels at depth are high enough to not only be considered a “two-story” lake that once supported stocked trout,