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wallda
Posted 7/10/2019 9:41 PM (#942124)
Subject: Action Lake Wisconsin?




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Looking for an action lake to take my six year old to. He wants to catch a musky and after plugging away for several outings on some big fish lakes he is getting disheartened.

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
14ledo81
Posted 7/10/2019 10:13 PM (#942126 - in reply to #942124)
Subject: Re: Action Lake Wisconsin?





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Location: Ashland WI		What area of the state?
CincySkeez
Posted 7/11/2019 11:17 AM (#942158 - in reply to #942124)
Subject: Re: Action Lake Wisconsin?





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Location: Duluth		yea, my 6 year old nephew is also looking for an easy spot to catch muskies

Look at the wisconsin DNR musky waters pdf. Find a smaller lake near you that has good population numbers.
ToddM
Posted 7/11/2019 12:49 PM (#942162 - in reply to #942124)
Subject: Re: Action Lake Wisconsin?





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Location: oswego, il		This^. Look for lakes with an A2 classification.
Rev
Posted 7/13/2019 2:57 PM (#942308 - in reply to #942124)
Subject: Re: Action Lake Wisconsin?




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Location: Madison, WI		If you're in the Madison area try Lake Wingra. I've only fished it once for muskies but we had 3 and a pike in an hour and a half of fishing. It is absolutely loaded. Not big ones but theres a lot of them.
wallda
Posted 7/13/2019 5:42 PM (#942311 - in reply to #942158)
Subject: Re: Action Lake Wisconsin?




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CincySkeez - Actually he is. We have a place on the Chippewa Flowage and I love fishing the Chip but it is a slow lake. I am thinking about trying some of the lakes over in NE Wisconsin but outside of Star, N/S Turtle, and Buck-a-tabin I am not sure where to start.

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wallda
Posted 7/13/2019 5:49 PM (#942312 - in reply to #942126)
Subject: Re: Action Lake Wisconsin?




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I live in central WI but frequent NW and NE Wisconsin. I very rarely get south of Oshkosh.
wallda
Posted 7/13/2019 5:51 PM (#942313 - in reply to #942158)
Subject: Re: Action Lake Wisconsin?




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CincySkeez - 7/11/2019 11:17 AM

yea, my 6 year old nephew is also looking for an easy spot to catch muskies

Look at the wisconsin DNR musky waters pdf. Find a smaller lake near you that has good population numbers.


I found the PDF, this will be very helpful. Here is a photo of my boy the day he learned to cast his baitcasting reel.



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kdawg
Posted 7/13/2019 6:05 PM (#942314 - in reply to #942124)
Subject: RE: Action Lake Wisconsin?




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How about Lost Land-Teal, and Moose Lake in the Hayward area, Palmer and Tenderfoot Lake, Eagle River Chain in Vilas County, and in Central Wis., try Little Green at the opener. Kdawg
Emptynet
Posted 7/14/2019 4:16 PM (#942341 - in reply to #942124)
Subject: RE: Action Lake Wisconsin?




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Location: WI		Spider, Callahan, and Tigercat Flowage all have good populations of small muskies and are in the Hayward area.
wallda
Posted 7/15/2019 7:46 AM (#942355 - in reply to #942341)
Subject: Re: Action Lake Wisconsin?




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Thank you all. Looks like we have a number of lakes to pick from.
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