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

Eagle Lake is one of the most famous fishing destinations on the continent, and one of the the few waters available with a history of producing 60+ pound muskie!

Northern pike are far in numbers, and look for 5-7 inch bluegills and 6-12 inch crappie. Best known for a good bass population, there are plenty of 3+ pound fish to be caught in North Long Lake.

Now includes marked fishing spots & tons of info you just can't get from a chip! Hayward, Spooner, Minong, Ashland, Bayfield & other popular Northwest Wisconsin fishing destinations are covered in this volume.

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.

This map card has over 345 total lakes with contours, of which more than 100 are now High Definition lakes. The Hummingbird LakeMaster Dakotas and Nebraska edition combines many of the best fishing waters for North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska all...

Two disctintly different lakes. Trophy size muskie available. The lower lake has darker water and heavy weed growth. The upper lake is clearer, has sharp shoreline breaks and limited weed growth.

In 1882 the Rhinelander Flowage was formed when a mud and timber dam was constructed on the Wisconsin River to form a holding pond for lumber being floated down the river. At this time there were 8 sawmills in Rhinelander and the pond was named Boom Lake.

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

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.

Largemouth are available in the lake with smallies in the river. This scenic lake produces good numbers of walleye and sauger. It is also popular among white bass and crappie anglers.

The western basin is noted for walleye, muskie and smallmouth, while largemouth and northern pike are the main features in the eastern basin. The state has recognized Pewaukee as the finest muskie fishery in southern Wisconsin, although it is most productive...

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

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.

Panfish provide year-round action, but northerns are best through the ice. Potato Lake is one of Wisconsin's top muskie waters, consistently producing fish in the 20-to 30-pound class.

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.

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

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.

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.