Germain Lake versus fishing from the shore, as it is mostly surrounded by private property.ĭue to the lake's size, hiring a guide for this body of water who knows the topography and depth changes will up your chances of landing the elusive musky. The two best times of the year to target trophy musky are mid-August to early September, and October to ice-up on the water. Musky season runs from the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend through December 31. The population, food, and habitat are all bigger here," said Rob Manthei, who has been an expert guide in the area for several decades. The 1,600-acre lake is larger than most in the area, meaning there is more room for muskies to grow to bragging sizes. The musky is called the fish of 10,000 casts because it is not an easy catch, but you can up your chances by hitting waterways like Big St. The prized fish of Wisconsin is the musky. Highlight: Opportunities to catch a trophy-sized musky Big Saint Germain Lake Anietra holding a musky on Big Saint Germain Lake | Photo Copyright: Anietra Hamper Narrow down your options with our list of the top fishing lakes in Wisconsin.ġ. Your biggest challenges while fishing in Wisconsin are figuring out what species to target and which lakes to navigate first. Be sure to also obtain and carry a valid fishing license. Wisconsin has almost as many fishing seasons as it does species of fish, so it is important to research the species and waterways that you plan to visit to ensure that you follow current regulations established by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Beyond the trophy size fish that flourish in Wisconsin's natural waters, anglers can reconnect with nature as eagles fly overhead, and the only sound on the water is the activity of the fish in sync with the morning sunrise. Vilas County alone boasts more than 1,300 lakes. Wisconsin has one of the largest concentrations of natural lakes in the world, even more than Minnesota. While Boulder Junction is the self-proclaimed Musky Capital of the World, there are also thousands of hot fishing spots for large and smallmouth bass, crappie, northern pike, and walleye. The state of Wisconsin, with its tranquil landscapes and more than 15,000 lakes, is an angler's haven. Author Anietra Hamper is an avid angler and has fished on many of Wisconsin's lakes for a variety of species.
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