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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.

Largemouth bass, northern pike and walleye are also available. Most anglers fish Medicine Lake for panfish, as there are nice bluegill and crappie populations.

Whoppers in the 40 pound range are out there! Good numbers of walleye from 17-20 inches, as well as nice bass and panfish, make these waters very popular with fishermen. Lake Tomahawk in Oneida County, Wisconsin has a long-standing reputation for providing...

Miltona is an excellent walleye lake. Rock bass provide a lot of action. Large northerns are present and stocked muskie are now in the 30-pound range.

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.

Wisconsin's Lakes Poygan, Winneconne and Butte des Morts are known as the 'upriver' lakes of the vast Winnebago system. This fishery boasts nearly 20 species of gamefish and panfish!

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

Lake of the Woods is a premier Ontario fishing destination with walleye, smallmouth bass and muskie providing exceptional fisheries. This map includes Kenora, Rat Portage Bay, Witch Bay, Andrew Bay, Yellow Girl Bay, Sunset Channel and Bigstone Bay.

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.

Fishing Hot Spots Pro USA is the most complete and comprehensive fishing chip available. Fishing Hot Spots Pro USA gives you more than just lake contour maps. Loaded with Fishing Points of interest, extensively researched and validated fishing information,...

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

Lake Waubesa is 2,080 acres with a maximum depth of 34 feet and an average depth of 16 feet. Both lakes are part of the Yahara Chain of Lakes. Lake Kegonsa is 3,209 acres with a max depth of 31 feet and an average depth of 17 feet.

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The clear water and general lack of vegetation dictates more finesse fishing for walleye, muskie and smallies. Most action here is centered around the downed timber, deep rock piles and steep drop-offs.

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 micro card has High Definition accuracy and detail, combined with exclusive...

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.

The Hummingbird LakeMaster Wisconsin edition map card combines the best fishing waters for Wisconsin all on one micro map card with SD adapter. The micro map card's new feature, when combined with a compatible i-Pilot Link system, allows you to choose...

The structure here is very subtle, but find it on your electronics and find nice fish. Other toothy-critters and panfish available. There are big muskie here.

The Turtle-Flambeau Flowage in Iron County, Wisconsin remains 'wild and wonderful' and is one of the state's outstanding fishing destinations. While walleye are the dominant species, trophy muskie over 50 inches have been taken.

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

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