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Find fish cribs to the north and weedbeds to the south holding muskie, bass, walleye and panfish. Both walleye and smallmouth bass patrol the lake feeding on the vast schools of perch.

They are known for outstanding muskie, walleye and bass fishing. These three lakes are part of a navigable chain of six lakes in Oneida County, Wisconsin which also includes Lake Tomahawk, Little Lake Tomahawk and Mud (Sunflower) Lake.

Willow Flowage is a huge sprawling impoundment loaded with walleye and crappie. Over 70 miles of state protected, undeveloped shoreline and numerous islands create a Canadian-like wilderness setting.

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.

The Dairyland Reservoir is located in Rusk County is one of the best maintained flowages in the state of Wisconsin and has a lot to offer for the outdoor sportsman. The Dairyland Flowage has fairly significant wildrice beds compared to other reservoirs...

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

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

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...

This Fishing Hot Spots Map covers High Falls Flowage in Marinette County, Wisconsin. It is an excellent smallmouth producer, but quality walleye and muskie also hang out here. High Falls is the third largest body of water in Northeastern Wisconsin.

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...

Lake of the Woods is a premier Ontario fishing destination with walleye, smallmouth bass and muskie providing exceptional fisheries. This map includes Kenora, Rat Portage Bay, Witch Bay, Andrew Bay, Yellow Girl Bay, Sunset Channel and Bigstone Bay.

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.

The best fishing occurs in spring and late fall. Look for weed points and inside turns to yield the most fish. Look for largemouth, northern pike, walleye, bluegill and crappie.

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More than 250 pages packed with expert advice from top anglers Joe Bucher, Dave Dorazio, Steve Heiting & many others! Over 140 marked lake maps are included in our biggest book ever.

During the heat of summer, deep-diving crankbaits will lure nice-sized Northern from the deep weed edge. There's something for everyone in Ripley! Bluegill is generally best during spring, giving panfisherman lots of action before the bigger fish leave...

Great for Green Bay & Fox Valley anglers- more than 250 lakes are included! Door County, Lake Michigan, Green Bay, the Fox & Wolf River system, Lake Winnebago, Crivitz, Townsend, Shawano Lake & the Waupaca Chain are just a few highlights of this volume.

There are plenty of bluegill and crappie to be found in Minnewaska Lake, as well as Northern Pike over 40-inches, largemouth bass and smallmouth bass. The state record black bullhead (2-lbs, 9.6oz) was pulled from this lake.

Due to its darker water, Pelican is known as a good cold front lake. A lot of slab crappie are also available. When clear lakes are harder to fish, try here.

Excellent populations of walleye, smallmouth and pike attract gamefish enthusiasts, while numerous panfish and bullhead appeal to thousands of shore anglers. Anglers of all skill levels will find a challenge on the largest of Iowa's Great Lakes.