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This Fishing Hot Spots Map covers High Falls Flowage in Marinette County, Wisconsin. High Falls is the third largest body of water in Northeastern Wisconsin. It is an excellent smallmouth producer, but quality walleye and muskie also hang out here.

25-pounders have been caught! Excellent crappie fishing as well. One of the better bass lakes in the area, Bald Eagle Lake continues to build a trophy muskie fishery.

The lake was created to stem the flooding on the Missouri River and to provide an energy source for the area around the lake. The lake was named after Sacagawea, a Shoshone Indian woman, who helped Lewis and Clark in their adventure to scout the Louisiana...

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

Sturgeon fishing is increasing. Lake Kabetogama is famous for its consistent walleye, but trophy pike are available and there are excellent smallmouth numbers.

Largemouth, perch, crappie and lake sturgeon available. Because walleye are so popular here, the muskie don't get much attention.

Wisconsin's Lakes Poygan, Winneconne and Butte des Morts are known as the 'upriver' lakes of the vast Winnebago system. Annual spring runs of walleye and white bass are famous and attract thousands of anglers yearly.

Big Bay de Noc is one of the best waters in the Midwest. It is tops for trophy smallmouth, pike and huge perch. It is also great for walleye and getting better.

Quality walleye and muskie available. Deep weedlines and cribs hold nice crappie and perch in late spring and summer.

This lake has been reborn with an increasing bass population, slab crappie, northerns and walleye.

The map includes Cranberry, Catfish, Voyageur, Eagle, Scattering Rice, Otter, Lynx, Duck, Yellow Birch and Watersmeet Lakes. The Eagle River Chain in Vilas County, Wisconsin is covered in this Fishing Hot Spots map.

Fish Trap is considered the best largemouth bass lake in the area. Alexander is considered by many as one of the best walleye lakes in Central Minnesota.

There are not a lot of muskie available here, but the ones you'll find are big. 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.

During the heat of summer, deep-diving crankbaits will lure nice-sized Northern from the deep weed edge. There's something for everyone in Ripley! Bluegill is generally best during spring, giving panfisherman lots of action before the bigger fish leave...

Shoreline deadfalls become prime targets. When the lake is drawn down from June through early September for waterfowl cover production, most of the fishing is compressed to heavy growth near deep water.

Some of the largest pike in the area are taken from South Center Lake, in addition to large crappie and bluegill.

Look for low light conditions or a slight chop on the water for best results. Also pike, smallmouth bass, smelt, bluegills and brown trout. Great perch, walleye and muskie. A cold, very clear and deep lake that's difficult to fish on sunny days.

The popularity of the lake is due, in part, to the excellent fishery. Shawano Lake is a premier destination for recreational activities.

Lake Onalaska, the largest lake in Pool 7, encompasses 7,700 acres. Pool 7 encompasses 13,440 acres starting from Lock and Dam 6 and ending at Lock and Dam 8 at 11.8 miles in length and 639 feet above MSL (mean sea level).

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