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Your All-Outdoors Atlas & Field Guides include Wisconsin river & stream fishing information with maps & tables on trout fishing opportunities throughout the state.

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. The length of the Sturgeon Bay ship canal, from Green Bay to Lake Michigan, is approximately...

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!

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 bass.

If possible, anglers should try to concentrate their efforts during the week, early in the morning or after dark. While walleye and northern pike are not abundant, trophy-size fish are available.

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Minnesota's Lake Winnibigoshish is part of a chain of lakes that includes Ravens Flowage, Sugar Lake, Big Cut Foot Sioux, Little Cut Foot Sioux and First River Lake. Trophies in the 10 pound class are caught annually.

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.

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. The Three Lakes Chain is the beginning of the largest fresh water chain of lakes...

A significan northern Minnesota fishing and tourist destination, Pelican Lake is one of the state's most popular ice-fishing lakes.

Today the Rhinelander Flowage is known as the Rhinelander Chain of Lakes. At this time there were 8 sawmills in Rhinelander and the pond was named Boom Lake. In 1882 the Rhinelander Flowage was formed when a mud and timber dam was constructed on the Wisconsin...

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 recreational boat traffic.

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Crane Lake sits entirely inside the boundary of Minnesota, while the International Border travels through the middle of Little Vermilion and Sand Point Lakes visitors to these three lakes not only get fantastic scenery with miles of undeveloped shoreline...

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

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

This Fishing Hot Spots Map covers Little Green Lake in Green County, Wisconsin. Panfish are also plentiful, and nice walleye can be had through the ice, usually hanging out at 5-9 ft.

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.

Northern Pike and panfish are numerous on Mohawksin Lake. Due to heavy boat traffic in the summer, the best times to fish tend to be spring and fall seasons or early morning and late evening in the summer.

Top lakes like Lake Tomawawk, the Three Lakes Chain, Lake Minocqua, Boom Lake, Pelican Lake & the Rainbow Flowage anchor this 192 pg. Tons of info you just can't get from a chip!

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.