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- Pewaukee Lake - Wisconsin Fishing Reports
Fishing Reports and discussions for Pewaukee Lake - Wisconsin
- Lake Mathews, California - Fishing, Boating Travel Info - Lake-Link
Lake Mathews is a 2,669 acre lake located in beautiful Riverside County, California
- Long Lake, Wisconsin - Fishing, Boating Travel Info | Lake-Link
Long Lake is a 423 acre lake located in Sheboygan, Fond du Lac Counties It has a maximum depth of 47 feet Visitors have access to the lake from a public boat landing, public beaches Fish include Panfish, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike and Walleye The lake's water is moderately clear
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Looking for a Michigan lake near you? Or maybe a new fishing spot or a Michigan lake vacation? With more big-water coastline than Florida and Oregon combined, and 11,000 inland lakes and 3,000 rivers, Michigan offers anglers some of the best fresh water fishing opportunities in the world for trout, walleye, salmon, bass and perch
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Fishing reports for Wisconsin lakes, rivers and reservoirs submitted by anglers for anglers
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Looking for a Minnesota lake near you? Or maybe a new fishing spot or a Minnesota lake vacation? Minnesota is home to more than 11,000 lakes and offers a lot of places for anglers to wet their lines Minnesota is best known for its legendary walleye fishing, but the state is just as incredible for fishing bass, pike, muskies and more Popular fishing lakes include Mille Lacs, Leech Lake and
- Lake Geneva - Wisconsin Fishing Reports
My only concern is with the clear Lake Geneva waters, I am curious if anyone has had success bottom bouncing here My fear is the fish will be spooked with the presentation being almost directly below or slightly behind the boat Would using a Lindy rig or even a Crig be better? Thanks, and always, appreciate learning from you all!
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