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An abundance of both cold and warm water species makes this ideal fishing grounds. Lake Michigan's Sturgeon Bay in Door County, Wisconsin is the target of anglers hunting smallmouth, walleye, perch and even trophy muskie in excess of 30 pounds.

Eagle Lake is one of the most famous fishing destinations on the continent, and one of the the few waters available with a history of producing 60+ pound muskie!

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

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Weed growth is no thick at this time and the majority of the action is in the shallows. Early May through June offers the best action for all species on Okauchee. Fishing early and late in the day and on weekdays is suggested because of extremely heavy...

Smaller northern pike are all over the place, but there are 20-pound trophies Clearwater Lake boasts a nice bass population both in size and numbers.

There are not a lot of trophies, but numbers are high. This is your now your favorite bass and muskie lake! Probably the finest 'action' lake in the state for these fish.

Lake Sakakawea is the 3rd largest reservoir in the United States. The lake was created to stem the flooding on the Missouri River and to provide an energy source for the area around the lake.

Lake Monona has great year-round panfishing. Although Monona is a large lake located in the midst of metropolitan area, a significant amount of public land offers excellent shore fishing.

It is also popular among white bass and crappie anglers. This scenic lake produces good numbers of walleye and sauger. Largemouth are available in the lake with smallies in the river.

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The western basin is noted for walleye, muskie and smallmouth, while largemouth and northern pike are the main features in the eastern basin. The state has recognized Pewaukee as the finest muskie fishery in southern Wisconsin, although it is most productive...

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.

Panfish provide year-round action, but northerns are best through the ice. Potato Lake is one of Wisconsin's top muskie waters, consistently producing fish in the 20-to 30-pound class.

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.

It is also a trophy muskie and smallmouth bass fishery. Mille Lacs is Minnesota's walleye factory and second largest inland lake. In winter the frozen water resembles a small town, complete with a road system.

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

In addition to the quality fishery, the lake's size, maze of islands, bays and scenic shorelines add to the attraction. Lake of the Woods is a premier Ontario fishing destination with walleye, smallmouth bass and muskie providing exceptional fisheries.

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.

It is also one of the hottest spots for early season walleye. The Wisconsin River Below the Dells Dam is noted throughout the Midwest for its scenic cliffs and unspoiled shoreline.

It is widely known for exciting spring walleye runs and as a quality muskie fishery. Petenwell Flowage in Juneau and Adams County, Wisconsin is the second largest inland body of water in the state.

East Okoboji produced the Iowa state record Buffalo (51 lbs.) West Okoboji, the second largest natural lake in Iowa, has a reputation for producing trophy fish, including the record muskie (38 lb, 5oz) and northern pike (25 lb, 5 oz).

The deep main channel, island and side channels offer top smallmouth action, and muskie can be found near the mouth of the Apple River. This 29 mile stretch of the St. Croix River is part of the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway.

Top-notch largemouth bass are overlooked. Lake Namakagon is a real walleye producer in both size and numbers! Trophy muskie in the 50-inch range can also be had.