While lacking a laundry list of fish species to catch, its non-fishing-related offerings, along with some darn good walleye- and bass-catching opportunities, make this 753-acre lake a popular destination.
An angler can find really rough conditions or extremely satisfying ones until the next wave of fish come in to spawn.
Water temperatures started jumping quite a bit and that’s brought about some bug hatches on many lakes. That’s resulted in more anglers turning to live-bait or spinner rigs and nightcrawlers as their bait of choice
Wisconsin bass anglers find steady action during that tricky spawn/post-spawn period.
Frustrating fishing for loyal fraternity of perch anglers on big lake.
Essentially, you have no time to make changes on the water. All rods must be rigged and ready, as tying jigs and live-bait rigs while on the water is too time-consuming.
Biologists collected 1,268 fish representing 18 species in the 2017 survey.
As the official start of summer nears, action heating up in fisheries across the state.
Fishing in and around Lake Michigan is the news these days, with a solid bite across the board.
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