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,
The Burnett County DNR fisheries team ran a comprehensive survey on Middle McKenzie Lake in 2018. The crew found that Middle McKenzie remains a healthy fishery for largemouth bass, northern pike, and panfish.
The Hayward DNR fisheries team ran a quick spring electrofishing survey along four miles of Windigo Lake shoreline on June 6, 2021, to take a look at largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and bluegills. The team
The local DNR fisheries team ran a survey on Big Trade Lake and Little Trade Lake in the early spring and late spring of 2021 to assess panfish and game fish populations.
The team
One of the most unusual aspects of Fish Lake isn’t the two-story fishery provided by the lake’s depth, but the lake’s changing size brought about by generally rising water levels over the years.
The local DNR fisheries team ran a survey on Spooner Lake during the spring of 2022 – right at ice-out in April to capture early-spawning species, and then again in May to capture bass and
Pelican Lake is one of the largest natural lakes in Oneida County and carries a fishing reputation to match. Often recognized for its muskie fishing and trophy potential for that fish, Pelican does have an
Barron County’s five-lake Chetek chain owns a strong reputation for providing above average angling for a number of panfish and game fish species and that’s not likely to change anytime soon, based on the results
It’s very understandable why any fisherman familiar with Wisconsin’s Iron County lakes would immediately turn to the Turtle-Flambeau Flowage (TFF) as a top level destination.
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