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Preserved by the state, this area is a mecca to both land and water recreation. The Turtle-Flambeau Flowage in Iron County, Wisconsin remains 'wild and wonderful' and is one of the state's outstanding fishing destinations.

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.

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.

Most of it is deeper than 20 feet, and depthfinders are a must to pick out the dozens of underwater islands, small humps, rock bars and drop-off edges where fish hold. Trout Lake is famous for its trophy muskie, excellent walleye fishery and outstanding...

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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...

This map contains both North Twin and South Twin lakes. This lake has a deserved reputation for producing trophy muskie and walleye. While muskie and walleye are the primary targets on both lakes, North Twin also has an note-worthy population of smallmouth...

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Muskie in the 50-inch class are available. The largest lake in the Cass Lake Chain it is famous for its walleye, muskie and perch.

Muskie is the most sought after species here, with good numbers available due to annual stocking. Panfish are also plentiful, and nice walleye can be had through the ice, usually hanging out at 5-9 ft.

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

Lake Sakakawea is the 3rd largest reservoir in the United States. Hiring a guide is suggested. The lake averages between 2 and 3 miles in width and is approximately 6 miles wide at its widest point.

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

Only 19-feet deep, so find the weed edges and find the fish. Shallow weeds hold walleye year-round. Largemouth, bluegill and crappie available.

Ice fishing, however, is another story, with the best bluegill and crappie action occuring in the deep waters near O'Neil Creek. This relatively small lake offers good opportunity for lagemouthm but a push pole is recommended to get into shallow water...

This map contains the following lakes- Medicine Lake, Virgin Lake, Spirit Lake, Laurel Lake, Big Stone Lake, Deer Lake, Crystal Lake, Dog Lake, Big Lake and Whitefish Lake. Combined with the adjoining Eagle River Chain of Lakes, navigation is possible...

Lake Kegonsa is 3,209 acres with a max depth of 31 feet and an average depth of 17 feet. Lake Waubesa is 2,080 acres with a maximum depth of 34 feet and an average depth of 16 feet.

Lake Sakakawea is the 3rd largest reservoir in the United States. Hiring a guide is suggested. The lake averages between 2 and 3 miles in width and is approximately 6 miles wide at its widest point.

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).