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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...

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

Good panfishing year-round. Trophy northerns are a big draw. Night fishing for largemouth bass can be extremely productive.

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

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

A one-fish limit is in effect on bass and other gamefish. Like most metro-area lakes, boat traffic on Lake Nagawicka can be heavy on weekends and during summer evenings. While walleye and northern pike are not abundant, trophy-size fish are available.

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.

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.

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

One of Wisconsin's outstanding muskie fisheries, the Chippewa Flowage has tremendous trophy potential with a good chance for a 40 pounder and lifetime bragging rights. Chippewa Flowage in Sawyer County, Wisconsin is the focus of this Fishing Hot Spots...

Now includes marked fishing spots & tons of you just can't get from a chip! Milwaukee & Madison area anglers, this one's for you! Lake maps & fishing information for 140 lakes in southern Wisconsin, with Lake Michigan shoreline & extended Mississippi...

In the colder months, there is plenty of action for ice anglers too. Big Green Lake in Green County, Wisconsin is the state's deepest lake at 236 feet. It has long been famous for lake trout and rainbows, and there are also trophy walleye, northern pike...

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.

It is well-known for strong walleye and muskie opportunities. Pelican Lake is one of the largest natural lakes in the state and supports abundant gamefish and panfish populations attracting anglers throughout the year.

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

The micro map card's new feature, when combined with a compatible i-Pilot Link system, allows you to choose a path directly on or offset from any contour and automatically navigates it letting you focus on fishing.

Walleye, muskie and perch top the list, with northerns and slab crappie also available. Big, productive water splits the Wisconsin/Michigan border and offers great year-round fishing.

This lake is 6,240 acres in size. It is approximately 76 feet deep at its deepest point. Bemidji Lake is located in Beltrami County, Minnesota. Anglers can expect to catch a variety of fish including Bluegill, Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Northern Pike, Rock...

Trophies in the 10 pound class are caught annually. 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.

Largemouth up to 7-pounds can also be found. Trophy walleye are taken year-round from Long Lake. Northerns in the 20-pound range are here, as are nice numbers of bluegill and crappie.

There are also good numbers of 1-to 2-pound bass around. Big Stone Lake straddles the Minnesota/South Dakota border and has one of the highest numbers of walleye per acre in the state.