TOP FISHING GUIDES IN WISCONSIN
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Sea Dog trips from $360
TOP WISCONSIN FISHING TRIPS
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Lake Michigan Trout & Salmon Half Day$480 for 3Sheboygan, WI
Half Day: 5hrs
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Lake Michigan Trout & Salmon Full Day$880 for 3Sheboygan, WI
Full Day: 10hrs
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Lake Michigan Trout & Salmon Evening$360 for 3Sheboygan, WI
Half Day: 3hrs
Fishing in Wisconsin
Wisconsin is about connecting with the people and nature around you. It's just difficult to beat a state that is known for beer, cheese, and fishing. This state has access to Lake Michigan and Lake Superior, consisting of more than 1,000 acres of shoreline between the two.
To find the best fishing lakes in Wisconsin, one has to look at themselves and what you prefer because a vast majority of the natural lakes in this territory are capable of producing legendary fishing memories.
To find the best fishing lakes in Wisconsin, one has to look at themselves and what you prefer because a vast majority of the natural lakes in this territory are capable of producing legendary fishing memories.
Fishing Calendar for the Best Times to Fish in Wisconsin
January

Where: Petenwell Lake
Species: Crappie
February

Where: Mississippi River
Species: Walleyes
March

Where: Fox River
Species: Walleye
April

Where: Lake Dubay
Species: Northern Pike
May

Where: Lake Winnebago
Species: Smallmouth Bass
June

Where: Northwoods
Species: Bass
July

Where: Northwoods
Species: Crappie
August

Where: Bay of Green Bay
Species: Walleyes
September

Where: Legal Sturgeon Waters
Species: Lake Sturgeon
October

Where: Chippewa Flowage
Species: Muskie
November

Where: Northwoods
Species: Muskie
December

Where: Puckaway Lake
Species: Northern Pike
FAQ’s ABOUT FISHING IN WISCONSIN
What is a rough fish in Wisconsin?
Rough fish in Wisconsin include suckers, carp, goldfish, redhorse, freshwater drum, burbot, bowfin, gar, buffalo, lamprey, alewife, gizzard shad, smelt, mooneye, and carpsuckers.
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