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Holcombe Flowage is one of Wisconsin's best lakes for walleye, muskie and crappie. It is also famous for its fall sturgeon action.

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

An excellent walleye population relates to the many man-made cribs as well as natural structure in the lake. Look to the wind-swept shorelines and structure to hold the most fish.

While muskie and walleye are the primary targets on both lakes, North Twin also has an note-worthy population of smallmouth bass. This map contains both North Twin and South Twin lakes.

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

Good northern pike action coupled with largemouth bass, crappie and bluegill. Shore fishing is popular and can be as productive as fishing from a boat.

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This map includes Kenora, Rat Portage Bay, Witch Bay, Andrew Bay, Yellow Girl Bay, Sunset Channel and Bigstone Bay. In addition to the quality fishery, the lake's size, maze of islands, bays and scenic shorelines add to the attraction.

Pool 7 encompasses 13,440 acres starting from Lock and Dam 6 and ending at Lock and Dam 8 at 11.8 miles in length and 639 feet above MSL (mean sea level). Lake Onalaska, the largest lake in Pool 7, encompasses 7,700 acres.

The Woman Chain consists of three lakes (Woman, Girl and Child) totaling 5,446 acres that are connected by navigable channels. Woman Lake is well-known for trophy muskie.

In the colder months, there is plenty of action for ice anglers too. It has long been famous for lake trout and rainbows, and there are also trophy walleye, northern pike and smallmouth available.

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

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

White bass have made Lake Pepin famous, but the fishery of Lake Pepin and the Mississippi River is exceptionally diverse with over 85 documented species.

Lake Tomahawk in Oneida County, Wisconsin has a long-standing reputation for providing trophy muskie and walleye. 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...

Because walleye are so popular here, the muskie don't get much attention. Largemouth, perch, crappie and lake sturgeon available.

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

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

Lake Wissota has a strong walleye population with fish up to 10 pounds available. Smallmouth, crappie, catfish and muskie also provide action.

Tops for ice fishing. It is known for large bluegill, with 1- to 1 3/4-pound fish caught each year. Lake Osakis is a wonderful multi-species lake, and is one of the state's best and most popular lakes.