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Lake Wisconsin Info
Lake Wisconsin is one of those waters you have to fish at least once in your life. It’s got something for nearly everybody: big Walleyes running 10 pounds or so, nice Largemouth Bass, Catfish, panfish, even Lake Sturgeon. And, of course, Muskies. Muskies run large here. The stump fields on the northern part of the lake, across from Pine Bluff and at midlake, a bit east of there, are good places to try for this fish or her mates. Throw black bucktails in summer and large live bait in the fall. And don’t neglect the bars for this species, either. The ones east of Tipperary Point are likely spots out to the isles.
Walleye spawning is excellent in Lake Wisconsin, and the species is entirely self-sustaining. But the fish can be elusive. “It’s hard, sometimes, to catch a legal Walleye, especially during the summer, when “the guides quit taking people out, because it’s a hard bite.”
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