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Now includes marked fishing spots & tons of info you just can't get from a chip! Hayward, Spooner, Minong, Ashland, Bayfield & other popular Northwest Wisconsin fishing destinations are covered in this volume.

Walleye, muskie and perch top the list, with northerns and slab crappie also available. Big, productive water splits the Wisconsin/Michigan border and offers great year-round fishing.

Find fish cribs to the north and weedbeds to the south holding muskie, bass, walleye and panfish. Both walleye and smallmouth bass patrol the lake feeding on the vast schools of perch.

While it is famous for perch, crappie and white bass, it is also heavily stocked with walleye and northern. Lake Mendota is one of the state's premier lakes and one of the very best in Southern Wisconsin.

Excellent populations of walleye, smallmouth and pike attract gamefish enthusiasts, while numerous panfish and bullhead appeal to thousands of shore anglers. Anglers of all skill levels will find a challenge on the largest of Iowa's Great Lakes.

This map covers approximately 2 miles of the Wisconsin river, but Fishing Hot Spots offers a series of maps of the Wisconsin River totaling nearly 33 miles! Quality smallmouth bass, white bass and catfish.

Loaded with Fishing Points of interest, extensively researched and validated fishing information, and lake specific tips. Unparalleled mapping of premier fishing waters contains submerged structures , vegetation and weed coverage, navigation and hazard...

There are plenty of bluegill and crappie to be found in Minnewaska Lake, as well as Northern Pike over 40-inches, largemouth bass and smallmouth bass. Muskies in the 40+ inch range are also out there.

The walleye harvest is over 5 million fish annually! Perch are on the increase, and smallies are caught in the 5-to 6-pound range. The Bass Islands of Lake Erie are regarded as one of the best smallmouth and walleye areas in North America.

Crappie run large, and there are some trophy pike as well. Big Marine is one of the most consistent producers of bass in the area.

They are known for outstanding muskie, walleye and bass fishing. 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.

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.

Loaded with Fishing Points of interest, extensively researched and validated fishing information, and lake specific tips. Unparalleled mapping of premier fishing waters contains submerged structures , vegetation and weed coverage, navigation and hazard...

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

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

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

Minnesota's Leech Lake boasts world class muskie. A 52 pound class release is recognized as the state's second largest recorded. Many believe there is a world record in these waters.

Trophy size muskie available. The lower lake has darker water and heavy weed growth. The upper lake is clearer, has sharp shoreline breaks and limited weed growth. Two disctintly different lakes.

Anglers can expect to catch a variety of fish including Bluegill, Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Northern Pike, Rock Bass, Walleye, White Suckers, Yellow Bullhead, and Yellow Perch. This lake is 6,240 acres in size.

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

In 1882 the Rhinelander Flowage was formed when a mud and timber dam was constructed on the Wisconsin River to form a holding pond for lumber being floated down the river. By the early 1900's the dam was rebuilt to generate power for the paper mill.

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