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White bass have made Lake Pepin famous, but the fishery of Lake Pepin and the Mississippi River is exceptionally diverse with over 85 documented species.

It has long been famous for lake trout and rainbows, and there are also trophy walleye, northern pike and smallmouth available. In the colder months, there is plenty of action for ice anglers too.

Your All-Outdoors Atlas & Field Guides include Wisconsin river & stream fishing information with maps & tables on trout fishing opportunities throughout the state.

The Alexandria Chain includes Carlos, Darling, Geneva, Le Homme Dieu, and Victoria Lakes totaling 6,268 acres connected by navigable channels.

Best known for a good bass population, there are plenty of 3+ pound fish to be caught in North Long Lake. Northern pike are far in numbers, and look for 5-7 inch bluegills and 6-12 inch crappie.

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Walleye lay adjacent to weeds most of the time. Nice size perch, crappie and bluegill. The largest muskie of the year are taken in late fall along steep sand/gravel dropoffs.

On the north end of Upper Post are 2 miles of navigable water through the mouth of the Wolf River. This water holds bass, pike, panfish and muskie. There are not a lot of muskie available here, but the ones you'll find are big.

Walleye are clearly the most saught after species on Lake Koshkonong, but it also supports a strong channel catfish population which has excellent numbers of fish from 15 to 18 inches, and large catfish up to 24 inches!

Tons of info you just can't get from a chip! Top lakes like Lake Tomawawk, the Three Lakes Chain, Lake Minocqua, Boom Lake, Pelican Lake & the Rainbow Flowage anchor this 192 pg.

These three lakes are part of a navigable chain of six lakes in Oneida County, Wisconsin which also includes Lake Tomahawk, Little Lake Tomahawk and Mud (Sunflower) Lake. They are known for outstanding muskie, walleye and bass fishing.

This Fishing Hot Spots map covers Green Bay and the Lower Fox River in Wisconsin. Both bodies of water have been recognized for their outstanding fishing resources with special attention on trophy walleye and smallmouth bass.

With named structure, detailed roads, island labels, colored buoys, marked rocks and hazards, Version 4 is the ultimate mapping card for any angler traveling to the border. The Hummingbird LakeMaster Woods and Rainy micro map card now brings the ground...

This body of water is destined to become one of the finest fishing resources in North America. Resting on the Minnesota/Ontario border, it boasts a major walleye fishery in addition to a premier smallmouth bass population.

An excellent walleye population relates to the many man-made cribs as well as natural structure in the lake. Look to the wind-swept shorelines and structure to hold the most fish.

This Fishing Hot Spots map covers Lake Puckaway in Green County, Wisconsin. The state record northern pike was pulled from these waters, and there are also good numbers and quality sized largemouth bass, walleye and panfish.

The St. Croix River (Lake St. Croix) has an exceptionally diverse fishery with 63 documented species within its 25 river miles. It is part of the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway and is noted for its steep bluffs and fall colors.

Milwaukee & Madison area anglers, this one's for you! Lake maps & fishing information for 140 lakes in southern Wisconsin, with Lake Michigan shoreline & extended Mississippi River coverage.

The northern tend to run small, but these fish can provide excellent action for impatient anglers. Due to heavy boat traffic in the summer, the best times to fish tend to be spring and fall seasons or early morning and late evening in the summer.

Chippewa Flowage in Sawyer County, Wisconsin is the focus of this Fishing Hot Spots Map. One of Wisconsin's outstanding muskie fisheries, the Chippewa Flowage has tremendous trophy potential with a good chance for a 40 pounder and lifetime bragging rights.

This is a great lake for trolling pike. Bluegill have good average size. Lake Edward is a consistent walleye producer, but there is a good shallow water bass population too.